The Ecological Citizen: Ecocentrism and biocentrism, ecocentric and biocentric thinking, dark green ethics, Deep Ecology, conservation, wildlands, rewilding, Earth jurisprudence, Earth-centred law and the Rights of Nature and Mother Earth

Confronting human supremacy in defence of the Earth
A peer-reviewed ecocentric journal (ISSN 2515-1967)

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The Ecological Citizen is an independent, free-to-access, peer-reviewed, ecocentric journal. Broadly speaking, the publication covers ecocentrism and biocentrism, ecocentric and biocentric thinking, dark green ethics, deep ecology, conservation, wildlands, rewilding, Earth jurisprudence, Earth-centred law, and the Rights of Nature and Mother Earth. Topics explored in depth include: achieving large-scale protection, restoration and rewilding of air, land and water; rejecting the anthropocentric construction of nature as resources; designing and implementing steady-state economies; reassessing the connections between cultures and bioregions; superseding the paradigm of consumerism; stabilizing and then lowering our global population; increasing the sustainability of urban living; and rethinking food production.

 

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