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Human values

Destructiveness

Destructiveness

Destruction
Destructive
Destroyed
Self-destruction
Self-destructive

Broader

Restoration-Destruction

Prosperity-Adversity

Healthfulness-Unhealthfulness

Problem

Tropical deforestation

Threatened mangrove wetland habitats

Threatened coral reef ecosystems

Soil degradation

Natural environmental degradation from recreation and tourism

Natural environment degradation

Environmental degradation

Destructive fishing methods

Destruction of wetland environments

Destruction of hedges and hedgerow trees

Destruction of agricultural land

Dependence on social welfare

War-time disruption of economies and production facilities

Vulnerability of world genetic resources

Vulnerability of ecosystem niches

Unsustainable livelihoods

Threatened monuments and historic sites

Threatened habitats of indigenous peoples

Threatened alluvial forests habitats

Taxation deductions promoting unsustainable development

Tampering with physical evidence

Self-destructive government policy-making

Self-destructive excuses

Records destruction by transnational enterprises

Pesticide destruction of soil fauna and micro-organisms

Loss of coastal lagoons

Land degradation

Lack of medical records

Killing of plants

Ineffective dialogue

Indiscriminate destruction of weeds

Incendiary weapons of massive destructiveness

Inappropriate irrigation schemes

Inadequate control of weapons of mass destruction

Health risks of atmospheric destruction

Environmental impacts from mining

Endangered cultures

Deterioration of human environment

Destructive wildlife

Destructive verbal conflict

Destructive techniques for weather modification

Destructive performance art

Destructive action of mould in tropical climates

Destruction of wildlife habitats

Destruction of wildlife habitat by fire

Destruction of wilderness

Destruction of surplus agricultural produce

Destruction of rural subsistence economy

Destruction of palaeontological sites

Destruction of natural barriers

Destruction of land productivity

Destruction of human heritage

Destruction of historic documents and public archives

Destruction of fisheries through dams

Destruction of environmental oxygen

Destruction of economic and social institutions

Destruction of civilian populations and institutions

Destruction of archaeological sites

Destruction inherent in development

Desecration of cemeteries

Degradation of mountain environment by leisure activities

Degradation of flora and fauna habitats

Deforestation of mountainous regions

Declining agricultural land

Cruel methods of destruction of stray dogs

Anti-social behaviour

Amenity destruction

Threatened serpentine forest habitats

Terrorist attacks on cultural heritage

Slaughter of diseased animals

Seizure of trade union property by public authorities

Property damage

Offensive weapons

Loss of natural heritage

Inevitable destruction of humanity by the natural environment

Industrial destruction by war

Human destructiveness

Housing destruction by warfare

Environmental degradation of suburbia

Environmental degradation of desert oases

Economic isolationism

Destructive camping practices

Destruction of the countryside

Destruction of cultural property during warfare

Destruction of crop pollinating species

Degradation of the environment through the destruction of species

Widespread urban destruction

Uncontrollable manufacture of destructive products

Self-destruction

Herbicide poisoning in animals

Disparagement of youth

Destructive psychological technologies

Destruction of scientific records

Destruction of sandy inlet habitat

Destruction of private property

Destruction of pasture by donkeys

Deliberate destruction of equipment

Strategy

Stabilizing shifting agriculture

Campaigning to save forests

Avoiding destruction of soil fauna and micro-organisms

Developing weapons of mass destruction

Avoiding destruction inherent in development

Using destructive weapons

Using destructive recreation

Using destruction

Supporting destructive leisure activities

Removing perverse environmental subsidies

Recovering from industrial destruction by war

Protecting the environment during warfare

Prohibiting new types of weapons of mass destruction

Prohibiting destructive fishing practices

Preventing environmental degradation from opencast mining

Opposing environmentally destructive forces

Opposing destructive golf

Manufacturing destructive products

Introducing environmental taxes

Introducing destructive plant pests

Eliminating weapons of mass destruction

Dismantling destructive weapons

Destroying amenity

Curtailing local property destruction

Controlling weapons of mass destruction

Checking destructive behaviour

Changing destructive youth image

Behaving in a destructive manner

Assisting weapons destruction

SDG

Sustainable Development Goal #15: Life on Land

Metadata

Database

Human values

Type

(D) Destructive values

Subject

Societal problems » Destruction
Individuation » Individuation

Content quality

Yet to rate

Language

English

1A4N

D1397

DOCID

11413970

D7NID

193057

Editing link

Official link

https://encyclopedia.uia.org/value/destructiveness

Last update

Dec 2, 2024