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Write brief descriptions for each of the terms in the attachment in your own words.

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A thorough definition of the major scientific and ethical terms including:

Scientific method
Environmental science
Anthropocentrism
Biocentrism
Dualism
Ecocentrism
Ecology
Ecophilosophy
Ethics
Hedonism
Holism
Individualism
Materialism
Metaphysical
Minimalism
Monism
Ethical extensionism
Pluralism
Naturalism
Normative
Pragmatic
Relativism
Utilitarian

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