Nature cannot be improved.

Author: Jose. Lubeck
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Publish Date: 1999-01-01
Features: What is the relationship between nature and humans? Is nature a form of life? Does technicism bring blessings or disasters to humanity? Where is our green home today? This book not only presents the practical experiences of an environmentalist but also delves into the profound reflections and inquiries of a philosopher about nature and life. He hopes that humans can dwell poetically; he advocates — green philosophy. The author shares his journey from an ordinary fertilizer agent to an environmental expert who opposes the use of fertilizers and pesticides in agriculture. The "green philosophy" he proposes— that nature cannot be improved—is thought-provoking and widely influential. His reflections and critiques of science and technology, along with his anxiety about the Western situation, not only reflect his commitment as an environmentalist to sustainable human development but also demonstrate the deep thinking and broad humanistic concern of an intellectual about the future of modern industrial society.