1.“to know that our health, well-being and ultimately our survival depend on working with, not against natural forces”
2.“to know something of the speed of crisis that is upon us” (magnitudes, rates, trends) and “to understand the human enterprise for what it is”
Orr, D. (2006). 12 Ecological Literacy in Pretty, J. Environment Volume 1. Key Issues for the 21st Century. SAGE: Thousand Oaks. pp. 175-183.
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