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law (corpus of rules) > environmental legislation > natural independence law

Preferred term

natural independence law  

Definition

  • The inviolable, moral claim of non-human organisms and their habitats to exist unharmed or unchanged by human activity as postulated by certain environmental ethicists.

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URI

http://www.eionet.europa.eu/gemet/concept/14966

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