What nature knows that humanity has forgotten
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by Dr Debapriya Mukherjee Former Senior Scientist Central Pollution Control Board Human beings often treat nature as an unlimited storehouse, clearing forests, polluting rivers and degrading soil for immedi...
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- —by Dr Debapriya Mukherjee Former Senior Scientist Central Pollution Control Board Human beings often treat nature as an unlimited storehouse, clearing forests, polluting rivers and degrading soil for immediate gain.
- —Animals and plants, without environmental policies or scientific knowledge, survive through relationships with their surroundings and other forms of life.
- —An elephant needs connected habitats; a [].
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