Abstract
Locke understood that since God created Nature, humanity has a moral and spiritual obligation to respect and preserve it. Locke was right to argue, however, that from the perspective of economic value, Nature furnishes only "worthless materials."
How to Cite:
Sagoff, M.,
(2005) “Locke Was Right: Nature Has Little Economic Value”,
Philosophy and Public Policy Quarterly 25(3),
2–11.
doi: https://doi.org/10.13021/G8pppq.252005.179