Enviroethics: The Rights of Future Generations: Dvd

Milk Bottle Productions (2001)
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What duties, if any, do we the living have to future generations regarding the quality of the environment we shall bequeath to them? Does our responsibility diminish as we look further into the future? Do we have such a claim on those came before us? With Nat Heiner and Nikki Roy

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