Discussion
According to Deep Ecology :
Answer: C
For deep ecology, the ecological problem is the problem regarding human approach to nature (printed 'prolem').
Arne Naess, who coined 'deep ecology' in 1973, contrasted it with 'shallow' environmentalism, which treats pollution and resource shortage as technical or economic problems for human benefit. Deep ecology holds that the crisis comes from the human-centred attitude to nature, and calls for recognising the intrinsic value of all life.
Seeing the problem as economic, as a shortage of resources, or as geographical is the shallow view Naess criticised.
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