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February 1997

Reasons For Loving Nature

The Value of Life: Biological Diversity and Human Society

By Holmes Rolston III

Stephen Kellert has spent his life researching what people think about natural resource conservation, and The Value of Life is the result, presenting findings not only on Americans but on Germans, Japanese, and Botswanans. What the author reveals is that people vary widely in their response to the natural world, and that the ways in which they vary show just how much nature has to offer us.

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