alleryThe Tbilisi Declaration saw environment as what?
AA whole: natural and social
BOnly forests and wildlife
COnly air, water and soil
DOnly cities and buildings
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. A whole: natural and social
1. The Tbilisi Declaration interpreted environment in its totality.
2. This covers natural and built, technological and social aspects, including economic, political, cultural-historical, ethical and aesthetic.
3. Views limited to forests, air-water-soil or cities are too narrow.
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