In the text Deep Ecology: From Anthropocentrism to Biocentrism, David Kinsley compares the two concepts of “Deep Ecology” and “Shallow Ecology”. Firstly, deep ecology is a way of thinking where the human species is not more important than any other thing in our planet. Anything is as equally important as humans. A good example of deep ecology would be tree planting. Deep ecology would encourage a project like this because it would help preserving the environment. On the other hand, shallow ecology is a little bit different. Rather than seeing any species as equal, this way of thinking…