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Ecology is not, as commonly understood, the study of Nature, but, the study of human being’s relationship with its environment. In other words, ecology and Nature cannot be thought independently from the human beings who depend on it. Since we cannot completely separate ourselves from our world, there can be no objective science of Nature. | Ecology is not, as commonly understood, the study of Nature, but, the study of human being’s relationship with its environment. In other words, ecology and Nature cannot be thought independently from the human beings who depend on it. Since we cannot completely separate ourselves from our world, there can be no objective science of Nature. | ||
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