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He emphasized the need for environmental stewardship from "summary" of The Invention of Nature by Andrea Wulf

Alexander von Humboldt was a visionary naturalist who understood the interconnectedness of nature long before it became a mainstream concept. Throughout his expeditions in South America and beyond, he witnessed firsthand the devastating impact of human activity on the environment. He saw deforestation, pollution, and extinction of species caused by human exploitation and greed. It was during these experiences that he developed a deep sense of responsibility towards the natural world and the urgent need for environmental stewardship. Humboldt believed that humans had a duty to protect and preserve the earth's ecosystems for future generations. He advocated for sustainable practices that would allow both nature and society to thrive in harmony. His writings and lectures were filled with warnings about the consequences of unchecked exploitation of resources and the importance of living in balance with the environment. He saw the earth as a fragile and interconnected web of life, where every action had far-reaching consequences. Humbo...
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    The Invention of Nature

    Andrea Wulf

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