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Intrinsic Value : the right-to-exist worth of an organism, species, or ecosystem that's completely independent of its usefulness or economic value to humans
Instrumental : the worth of a species, ecosystem, or resource based on its usefulness to humans
Provisioning : tangible, material, or energy products obtained directly from ecosystems that sustain human life and economic activity
Regulating : ecosystem processes that moderate natural phenomena to maintain environmental balance and benefit humans
Supporting : foundational ecological processes necessary for all other ecosystem services to function like photosynthesis and nutrient cycling
Cultural : non-material benefits humans gain from ecosystems and the contexts of environmental problems
Anthropogenics : environmental changes, pollution, or disruptions caused or influenced by human activities
Tragedy of the Commons : the depletion of shared, unregulated resources when individuals act selfishly (self-interest) and ignore long-term consequences
Ecological Footprint : measures the biologically productive land and water required to support an individual's or population's resource consumption and waste absorption
Carbon Footprint : measures the total amount of greenhouse gasses that's directly emitted by human activities that impact climate change
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