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Eric Katz on ”De-Extinction”: Ontology, Value and Normativity
Ronald Sandler, Espen Dyrnes Stabell, Ryan Baylon, Cora Lundgren, Philine Weisbeek, Benjamin Yelle & Markus Zaba
Ethics, Policy and Environment 25 (2):104-108 (2022)
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Eric Katz (1992) influentially argued that ecological restoration involves the ‘big lie’ that a successful restoration re-establishes or re-creates all of what was lost through human degradation, a...Author Profiles
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