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The document discusses the contributor's approach to society, which is a broader outlook that promotes sustainable existence through humanitarianism. As society contributes to an individual's development in many ways, it is one's duty and obligation to give back to society in order to sustainably develop it based on morality and ethics. The contributor strives to gain skills and assets as an individual and supports infrastructure provided by the government for society. Certain natural resources must also be used judiciously along with showing concern for other stakeholders in a society.
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http://thegreenists.com/its-complicated/what-kind-of-environmentalist-are-you/7562
Questions
Are those who join environmental associations particularly aware of the problems?
Is it just about awareness? Are those who are more aware of environmental problems more likely to participate in environmental organizations?
What is the difference between environmentalists and non-environmentalists?
Is it just about awareness? Are those who are more aware of environmental problems more likely to participate in environmental organizations?
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Research
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Awareness of environmental dangers can only account in part for membership in environmental groups
How do we then
explain participation in
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