The ecological conscience; values for survival (A Spectrum book)

A Series Of Experts Present Essays Emphasizing The Importance Of Integrating Ecological Values With All Technological, Scientific, Economic, And Political Activities To Preserve Natural Resources And Save The Biosphere. By Air: Albany-baltimore, By A. Ginsberg.--the Ecological Facts Of Life, By B. Commoner.--values, Process, And Form, By I. L. Mcharg.--the Wild Places, By T. Merton.--the Conservation Ethic, By A. Leopold.--ecology And Man: A Viewpoint, By P. Shepard.--ecology, Science And Technology.--aspects Of The Future Of Ecology, By L. B. Slobodkin.--closing Statement, By L. Mumford.--can Technology Be Humane? By P. Goodman.--to Survive On The Earth, By B. Commoner.--ecology And Social Institutions.--everyone Wants To Save The Environment, By F. M. Potter, Jr.--land Of Ecology, By J. Margolis.--the Politics Of Ecology, By B. Weisberg.--the Power To Destroy, The Power To Create, By Ecology Action East.--technology And The Human Environment, By R. B. Fuller.--the World Is Your Body, By A. Watts.--poetry And The Primitive: Notes On Poetry As An Ecological Survival Technique, By G. Snyder.--suggested Readings (p. 205-206) Includes Bibliographical References (pages 205-206).