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    The preservation ethic believes that nature should be preserved for its own sake and purely for aesthetic enjoyment without any damage. Conversely, the conservation ethic allows for using nature's resources to provide the greatest benefit for all while still aiming to preserve nature for future generations in a way that is more exploitative than the preservation ethic.

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    The preservation ethic believes that nature should be preserved for its own sake and purely for aesthetic enjoyment without any damage. Conversely, the conservation ethic allows for using nature's resources to provide the greatest benefit for all while still aiming to preserve nature for future generations in a way that is more exploitative than the preservation ethic.

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    The preservation ethic believes that nature should be preserved for its own sake and purely for aesthetic enjoyment without any damage. Conversely, the conservation ethic allows for using nature's resources to provide the greatest benefit for all while still aiming to preserve nature for future generations in a way that is more exploitative than the preservation ethic.

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    The preservation ethic is one based solely on the idea that all nature must be preserved for its

    own sake and purely for the aesthetic and enjoyment of it that can be obtained from viewing it,

    not damaging it in any way. Conversely, the conservation ethic takes the idea that we should use

    nature’s resources in a way that provides the greatest benefit for all, while physically using it in a

    way that, while more exploitative than the preservation ethic, still aims to preserve nature for

    future generations.

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