1. Bounded People, Boundless Lands: Envisioning a New Land Ethic
... - about what precisely it means to own land, about the ecological and spiritual values of wild places, and about how people should assess environmental risks and legislate pollution limits when their knowledge is incomplete. .Many land-use practices simply make no financial sense, even when long-term harms are discounted to present value- (pgs. 30-31). Freyfogle then give some solutions and ... was of real interest to me. I never really thought about a lot of the things that Freyfogle discusses in the book. He gives examples of places and times that actually happened to support his point...
- Word Count: 1575
- Approx Pages: 6
- Has Bibliography