Unless and Until
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Contents
[edit]- Introduction
- 1. Origins
- In the Beginning . . .; Evolution
- 2. The Biosphere
- Essential Life Support Systems; Climate; Life in the Biosphere
- 3. Humankind in the Biosphere
- Social Evolution; The Population 'Problem'
- 4. The Environmental Crisis
- Atmospheric Problems; Water Pollution; Effects on the Land; Toxic Materials; Non-renewable Resources
- 5. The Biological Crisis
- The Role of Agriculture
- 6. Where Are We Going?
- Future Trends; Prospects for Change; Future Steps?; Reasons for Hope
- 7. A Framework for Ecological Values
- World Unity; Ecological Values; Humanity and Nature; Spiritual Nature
- 8. The Community as an Ecological Unit
- A Pattern of Administration
- 9. An Organically United World
- Structural Changes; Environmental Justice; The Bahá’í Community in Action; The Future
- References
- Appendix – A Bahá’í Declaration on Nature
Table Of Contents
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1.1 Contents