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Ecuador : Nature has Inherent Rights

Posted on October 24, 2008 by Thorne Dreyer

‘Breaking with tradition and establishing a bold legal precedent, Ecuador recently decided that nature should have rights of its own.’By Anna Cederstav / October 23, 2008 Most environmentalists believe that nature has a right to exist for its own sake, … Continue reading →

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Ecuador : Nature has Inherent Rights

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