A Healthy Earth (Leaving Cert CASD): Flashcards
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Goal of Rights of Nature movement
Goal of Rights of Nature movement
Legal recognition of ecosystems as entities with rights
What traditional view does Rights of Nature challenge?
What traditional view does Rights of Nature challenge?
Nature as property/resources to be owned and used
Three fundamental rights for nature
Three fundamental rights for nature
Exist, flourish, and restore themselves
Legal obligation created for humans
Legal obligation created for humans
Care for and protect ecosystems
First nation with rights of nature in constitution
First nation with rights of nature in constitution
Ecuador (2008)
Ecuador's term for nature in constitution
Ecuador's term for nature in constitution
Pachamama (Mother Earth)
Indigenous concept in Ecuador's nature rights
Indigenous concept in Ecuador's nature rights
Sumak Kawsay (living well in harmony with nature)
What NZ granted legal personhood to (2017)
What NZ granted legal personhood to (2017)
Whanganui River (reflecting Māori beliefs)
Role of indigenous peoples in Rights of Nature
Role of indigenous peoples in Rights of Nature
Pioneers, drawing from traditional worldviews
Main economic tension with Rights of Nature
Main economic tension with Rights of Nature
Balancing rights with mining, agriculture, development