GLOBALIZATION, ANTHROPOCENE AND ENVIRONMENT
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GLOBALIZATION, ANTHROPOCENE, ENVIRONMENTALAbstract
Globalization is a process which shrinks the present world smaller in term of marketing, finance and technology due to faster and more convenient communications and transportations. However, globalization inherently contains benefits and shortcomings. In the process of globalization, these is another simultaneous occurrence: Anthropocene, an era of human power over the nature. In this era, man must prevent ecocide, emphasize green politics which lead toward cooperation between human, animals and the environment, and toward agricultural and food security. Human should be the trustees of the present and future earth, solving poverty and sanitary problems leading to sustainable development of the earth, acknowledging the right of non-human beings, not taking advantages of the poorer nations, solving the problem of climate change, and cooperating in international regimes for solving environmental problems, for environmental security is national security. International law cannot solve environmental conflicts, it would be imperative that the environment will be promulgated in national, regional or world constitutions. Environmentalism in the era of Anthropocene turns more toward Eastern and Indigenous Red Indian ethics which ascertain that trees are being with sentience and memories. Simultaneously, the missing trend of nature within the city has returned to human attention through vertical garden, roof top gardens, agricultural buildings (growing plants, caring animals, etc.) and vertical forest covering buildings in some cities.
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