The rights of Nature: A new paradigm Does Nature have inalienable rights just as humans do? This is what the rights of Nature paradigm stands for, marking a radical departure from the assumption that Nature is property under the law. The idea of rights for Nature stems from legal philosophy and political science. Partially, it is a product of the concept deep ecology, developed by the Norwegian ph ...[Read More]
The first case of rights of Nature in Europe: The Mar Menor Lagoon
Eutrophication in Ioannina lake in Epirus, Greece.
Photo by Konstantinos Kourtidis, Demokritus University of Thrace, Xanthi, Greece. Source: Imaggeo
