Editing Ecology

'''Ecology''' applies the [[scientific method]] to the natural world.  It relies on [[chemistry]] and [[biology]] extensively to describe the parts found in the living bodies in that world, but tries to avoid assumptions about how they behave.

[[Greens]] treat ecology as the basis of a system of natural [[law]] - that is, human beings are obligated not to try to set up systems that really compete with ecology or challenge [[ecosystem health]], because this is either a bad [[political choice]], a bad [[moral choice]] (this view is probably [[scientism]]) or it has negative consequences for [[human health]].  The [[Green Parties]] put '''ecological wisdom''' first on a list of [[six principles]].

[[Urban ecology]] and [[industrial ecology]] study human built systems that do not compete with nature, but in some ways alter people's [[mutual cognition]] and help to remove them from it.

See [[w:ecology]] and [[w:list of ecology topics]].

See also [http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/ecology ecology] in [[Simple English]].