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By air: Albany-Baltimore, by A. Ginsberg.--The ecological facts of life, by B. Commoner.--Values, process, and form, by I. L. McHarg.--The wild places, by T. Merton.--The conservation ethic, by A. Leopold.--Ecology and man: a viewpoint, by P. Shepard.--Ecology, science and technology.--Aspects of the future of ecology, by L. B. Slobodkin.--Closing statement, by L. Mumford.--Can technology be humane? By P. Goodman.--To survive on the earth, by B. Commoner.--Ecology and social institutions.--Everyone wants to save the environment, by F. M. Potter, Jr.--Land of ecology, by J. Margolis.--The politics of ecology, by B. Weisberg.--The power to destroy, the power to create, by Ecology Action East.--Technology and the human environment, by R. B. Fuller.--The world is your body, by A. Watts.--Poetry and the primitive: notes on poetry as an ecological survival technique, by G. Snyder.--Suggested readings (p. 205-206)