The Ecuadoran constitution, which was ratified in 2008, is probably the only one in the world to accord natural rights to the environment (from its Rights for Nature: "Nature, or Pachamama... has the right to persist, maintain, and regenerate its vital cycles, structure, functions, and its processes in evolution").
She is comprised of all ecosystems and living beings, and their self-organisation". Ecuador, which also has powerful indigenous groups, has changed its constitution to give nature "the right to exist, persist, maintain and regenerate its vital cycles, structure, functions and its processes in evolution".
The contemporary interest in "native" gardens is related to these concerns about nature and its processes: in some ways, the interest is in restoring a habitat, trying to reproduce an ecological world that is premodern, freed from the disruption of external forces.
Its ways are mysterious, and its process shrouded in mystery ― that's the particular fun of the Nobel, as opposed to more transparent literary honors like the Man Booker.
We share this concordat and its process of development in part to facilitate the speedier creation of future similar agreements.
Consed [ 33] and its process "autofinish" [ 34] are very useful in gap closing.
Chelsea Through Saturday The second New York gallery solo of Jay Heikes presents an oddly Romantic artist in love with nature and its processes and interested in works that seem almost mutually exclusive in style and material, yet collude beautifully.
ICI was granted a patent on its process in 1937 and began commercial production in 1939.
Palm Beach changed its method of scrutinising votes just as its recount got under way and had then to defend its process in court.
She draws from the natural world and mimics its processes in her work, reworking materials such as garlic skins sutured together with human hair into a baby cradle.
