“The Environment: Where Does Prudence Lie?”

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“The Environment: Where Does Prudence Lie?” is an essay by Carl Sagan that explores the ethical and practical responsibilities of humanity in protecting Earth’s environment.

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instanceOf essay
non-fiction work
addresses long-term consequences of environmental degradation
need for precaution in environmental decision-making
relationship between science and environmental policy
advocates long-term thinking about planetary health
scientifically informed environmental policy
associatedWith environmentalism
public understanding of science
science communication
author Carl Sagan NERFINISHED
concerns global environmental issues
human impact on the biosphere
emphasizes prudence in managing natural resources
responsibility to future generations
explores ethical responsibilities of humanity toward the environment
practical responsibilities of humanity toward the environment
focusesOn protection of Earth’s environment
genre essay
hasAuthorNationality American NERFINISHED
hasAuthorOccupation astronomer
science communicator
hasPerspective ethical
scientific
language English
mainTopic environmental ethics
environmental protection
human responsibility toward Earth
prudence in environmental policy
workOf Carl Sagan bibliography NERFINISHED

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