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Wilderness Versus the Environmentalism of South Africa's Poor?

Wilderness enthusiasts are often accused of anti-agricultural, antiurban, and anti-industrial biases by defenders of “progress.” They may throw back such accusations by asserting that economic growth, modern agriculture, urbanization and industrialization no longer present unavoidable environmental threats because of “ecological modernization.” The march of technological progress towards a post-industrial service-based economy removes some environmental threats. According to this view, the main environmental threats are not in industry and cities. They come from the expansion of the human population and human activities into wild areas.