Filozoficzny spór  o rolę chrześcijaństwa  w kwestii ekologicznej

Sadowski, Ryszard F.

doi:10.21852/tnfs.2015.1

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“…The introduction of biocontrol products is preceded by research, including modern technologies, such as the creation of Green Fluorescent Protein (GFP) fusants with enhanced expression of chitinase activity (Kowsari et al 2014). At present, the development of Trichoderma-based biocontrol products takes place in numerous enterprises to obtain comprehensive protection of vegetables, such as onion, carrot, parsley, red beet, dill, radish (Sadowski et al 2006a(Sadowski et al , 2007, and to a smaller extent -agricultural crops (Dawidziuk et al 2013;El-Hassan et al 2013). Studies also concern the development of production and formulation technologies for such products (Sadowski et al 2006b;Kancelista et al 2013;Smolińska et al 2014).…”

Section: Prospects For the Application Of Trichodermamentioning

confidence: 99%

Trichoderma spp. – application and prospects for use in organic farming and industry

Błaszczyk¹,

Siwulski²,

Sobieralski³

et al. 2014

Journal of Plant Protection Research

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Fungi of the genus Trichoderma are a very large group of microorganisms that play a significant role in the environment. They use a variety of mechanisms to colonise various ecological niches. Several Trichoderma spp. positively affect plants by stimulating plant growth, and protecting plants from fungal and bacterial pathogens. They are used in biological plant protection as biofungicides as well as in bioremediation. Members of the genus Trichoderma are also utilised in various industry branches – mainly in the production of enzymes, antibiotics, and other metabolites, but also of biofuel. Moreover, the genus Trichoderma comprises edible and medicinal mushrooms, but also the pathogens of humans. Currently, Trichoderma has entered the genomic era and parts of genome sequences are publicly available. This is why, Trichoderma fungi have the potential to be used for human needs to an even greater extent than before. Nevertheless, further studies are needed to increase the efficiency and safety of the application of these fungi.

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Section: Prospects For the Application Of Trichodermamentioning

confidence: 99%

Trichoderma spp. – application and prospects for use in organic farming and industry

Błaszczyk¹,

Siwulski²,

Sobieralski³

et al. 2014

Journal of Plant Protection Research

134

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“…However, the debaters have been numerous, and so have been the source materials on the subject. The debate itself has been held for over 50 years [4][5][6][7][8][9].…”

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Roots of (and Solutions to) our Ecological Crisis. A Humanistic Perspective

Sadowski

2023

Ecological Civilization

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Research into the sources of contemporary ecological crisis as well as ways to overcome it has been conducted for several decades. Rich academic literature provides numerous attempts to identify the causes of the crisis and its solutions. The ecological crisis is extremely complex and variously conditioned. Therefore, I focus on determining only two sources of the crisis and, respectively, two solutions. Since the late 1960s, monotheistic religions, Christianity in particular, have been made responsible for the environmental crisis. Christianity is accused of forwarding two theses which are harmful to the environment: 1. The sole purpose of nature is to serve man. 2. By God's will, man is endowed with unlimited power over nature. I attempt to overcome this understanding of the source of the crisis by showing the interpretation of the Bible which contradicts the above-mentioned theses. Moreover, I show "the ecological potential" of the Judeo-Christian and Muslim traditions. As the second source of the crisis I indicate modern thought: 1. Man's alienation from nature as the result of the Cartesian division of reality into res cogitans and res extensa. 2. Francis Bacon's program: the study of nature is the task of natural sciences alone; nature is devoid of value in itself. 3. The mathematization of nature made it possible for the natural and technical sciences to develop rapidly, which contributed to the industrial revolution. I look for an antidote to this cause of the crisis in Klaus M. Meyer-Abich's idea of man's peace with nature which he developed as part of the practical philosophy of nature. I believe that revealing our inseparable bond with nature and showing compassion towards nature may help overcome the destructive consequences of modern thought.

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“…22 The other field that could constitute a second wave of environmental ethics is the continuation of theological-religious reflections understood in a very wide context. There is a certain amount of interesting research on religious aspects of the humannature relationship, like the one analyzing White's (1967) claim that JudeoChristian religions are to be blamed for the ecological crisis (Sadowski 2015). Moreover, Pope Francis' encyclical Laudato Si has raised more interest in Polish academia than in the Polish Church and a few interesting initiatives (conferences and publications) have been undertaken in this area.…”

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Environmental Ethics in Poland

Dzwonkowska

2017

J Agric Environ Ethics

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In the 1960s, western societies discovered that unlimited technological progress has a very high price that the environment pays. This was also the beginning of the discussions on the role of ethics in the protection of the environment and the moral aspects of nature exploitation. Even though the state of nature was not better in Poland, it took Polish philosophers a few decades to recognize the moral problem and to address it. The prevailing communistic propaganda of progress had blurred the perception of Polish people and they are unable to notice the environmental problem. Thus, only in the 1990s, after the fall of communism, Polish philosophers noticed that our approach to nature can have a moral aspect and we are exhausting the resources of the Earth. Since then, Environmental Ethics in Poland has been developed. Polish Environmental Ethics (PEE) is an interesting blend of inspiration from internationally recognized thinkers as well as original approaches to the ecological problem. The first wave of PEE addresses problems discussed abroad, namely the range of ethics (whom do we include into ethical consideration?) and the problem of values, analyzing them in the context of Polish culture and philosophical traditions. It also proposed original approaches developed by Henryk Skolimowski as well as approaches inspired by the problems considered from the perspective of Catholic theology. The article will give an insight into PEE and will present how these applied ethics have been received and cultivated in Poland in the so called first wave. It will also highlight the problems of the second wave of PEE.

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Filozoficzny spór o rolę chrześcijaństwa w kwestii ekologicznej

Cited by 20 publications

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Trichoderma spp. – application and prospects for use in organic farming and industry

Trichoderma spp. – application and prospects for use in organic farming and industry

Roots of (and Solutions to) our Ecological Crisis. A Humanistic Perspective

Environmental Ethics in Poland

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