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ecosphere

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e·co·sphere  (k-sfîr, k-)
n.
The regions of the universe, especially on the earth, that are capable of supporting life; the biosphere.
ecosphere  (k-sfîr)
The regions of the Earth that are capable of supporting life, together with the ecosystems they contain; the biosphere.
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Circle Sanctuary says Wicca encompasses "love and respect" of nature and strives "to live in harmony with the rest of the ecosphere.
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Similarly, an ecologically-themed course that begins say, with Dorothy Wordsworth's Grasmere Journal (1800-02), a kind of prose hymn to her beloved English Lake District, and gradually allows the picture to darken--as it will, for example, with Barry Commoner's Making Peace with the Planet (1990), which centers on the clashes between (natural) ecosphere and (man-made) technosphere, or Paula DiPerna's 1991 "Truth Vs.
Green guilt and the university classroom by Bonca, Teddi Chichester / Academic Exchange Quarterly
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