Hornbill (Prose): The Ailing Planet: the Green Movement's Role · Class 11 · CBSE · Science English
What central change in human thinking does the Green Movement encourage?
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What central change in human thinking does the Green Movement encourage?
- A.Viewing nature only as an unlimited storehouse of resources
- B.Recognising the Earth as an interconnected ecological systemCorrect answer
- C.Giving economic growth complete priority over conservation
- D.Separating human welfare from the condition of the environment
Solution
The Green Movement promotes a holistic view of the Earth. It emphasises that human beings, other living organisms and natural systems are interdependent.
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