Rights of nature frameworks recognize that ecosystems, rivers, forests, and other-than-human beings have intrinsic value and standing in law—not merely instrumental value for human use. This represents a fundamental shift from treating nature as property to treating it as a subject with its own integrity that humans are accountable to.
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