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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. David Keith Orton was a Canadian writer, thinker and environmental activist who played a leading role in developing left biocentrism within the philosophy of deep ecology. Orton and his collaborators added the word left to biocentrism to indicate their anti-industrial, anti-capitalist orientation and their concern for social justice. Their 10-point Left Biocentrism Primer, published in 1998, accepts the idea that the natural world belongs to all living things, but it also calls for the ethical principles of deep ecology to be applied to sensitive political issues such as working for a reduction in the human population, achieving justice for aboriginal peoples, struggling for workers' rights and redistributing wealth. Orton, however, frequently asserted that the rights of nature had to come first. Social justice is only possible in a context of ecological justice, he wrote

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