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Shallow ecology is an environmental philosophy that emphasizes human-centric approaches to sustainability. It advocates for pollution control, resource management, and environmental restoration to support human well-being. Contrasting with deep ecology's intrinsic value of nature, shallow ecology focuses on nature's utility for humans and promotes weak sustainability and technological innovation for environmental issues.
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Shallow ecology is an environmental philosophy that prioritizes human interests in the protection of the environment
Shallow ecology is distinguished by its anthropocentric approach, which prioritizes human health and economic well-being
Shallow ecology supports practical measures such as pollution control, resource management, and environmental restoration to sustain human life and activities
Unlike deep ecology, shallow ecology focuses on the instrumental value of nature for human use
Shallow ecology advocates for weak sustainability and careful resource use to ensure a viable planet for future generations
Shallow ecology endorses strategies such as green capitalism, managerialism, and technological innovation to address environmental challenges
Shallow ecology has faced criticism for its human-centered approach and failure to address root causes of ecological degradation
Defenders of shallow ecology argue that it provides a practical and incremental approach to environmentalism and can lead to more comprehensive ethics over time
Shallow ecology is seen as a realistic strategy for initiating environmental reforms within the current socio-economic framework