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In his apocalyptic book on the environment and public policy, Timothy C. Weiskel warned of the consequences of humanity's intrusion into the biological and geochemical processes of the natural world. He said that our intrusions have been massive and thorough that they now threaten to transform ecosystemic parameters and that unless responsible public policy directs itself toward moderating our current destructive impact on the environment, we will face ecosystemic collapse and human catastrophe on a vastly greater scale than has ever been recorded in human history.
Reference Services Review – Emerald Publishing
Published: Mar 1, 1994
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