- using simple means
- anticonsumerism
- appreciation of ethnic and cultural differences
- eforts to satisfy vital needs rather than desires
- going for depth and richness of experience rather than intensity
- attempts to live in nature and promote community rather than society
- appreciating all life forms
- efforts to protect local ecosystems
- protecting wild species in conflicts with domenstic animals
- acting nonviolently (tendency toward vegetaranism)
- concern about the situation of the third and fourth world an the attepmpt to avoid a standard of living too much different from and higher than the needy. global solidarity of lifestyles
- appreciation of lifestyles which ar universalizable, which are not blatantly impossible to sustain withoutinjustice towards fellow humns or other species
Taken from “The Deep Ecology Movement – An Introductory Anthology” by Alan Drengson and Yuichi Inoue. North Atlantic Books 1995.
