Conserver Society
Origin: Lat. conservātor, -ōris sociĕtas, -ātis
Was an ambitious nationwide project of the Science Council of Canada in the mid 1970s to change Canada from the suicidal trajectory of continuous economic growth to a society based on conservation and sustainability. Four versions of a Conserver Society were developed, but the project was ultimately killed by dominant political and economic forces.
Spanish: Sociedad conservadora
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- Jim Datorcited 12 times
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