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AISThe document discusses the issue of organ trafficking and inequality in organ donation. It describes a case in India where day laborers were kidnapped and had their kidneys removed without consent to be sold for transplants. Experts note this is an ethical failure that exploits the poor. While a kidney could sell for $30,000, the poor are paid just $700. The conclusion calls for encouraging legal organ donation and stopping illegal organ trading to make the system fair for both rich and poor.
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1
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2
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spontaneous fruit of an Edenic tree."
3
There was a certain truth to this blind sight: producers in the middle landscape invisibly yielded the raw materials for the
motor-car (and everything else). The labor power of dwellers in America's middle landscape has always been reified as
an Edenic tree to be plucked by distant capital and unappreciative consumers, and the dwellers felt it keenly.
Since 1964, the rise of environmentalist ideology has pushed the pastoral ideal increasingly toward nature, striving to
redefine the meaning of America in fully primitivist terms of the wild. Eco-ideologists have thrust their metaphoric raging
Wolf into every rank and row of our civilized Garden to rogue out both the domesticated and the domesticators. The
Wolf howls Wild Land, Wild Water, Wild Air. Whether Wild People might have a proper place in Wolf World remains a
subject of dispute among eco-ideologists.
4
Public policy debate over the environment and the meaning of America has been clamorous these thirty years. Its terms
were succinctly put by Edith Stein:
The environmental movement challenges the dominant Western worldview and its three assumptions:
Unlimited economic growth is pos.
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