a question I saw form other website..

#1 10-Oct-2003, 17:52

Actually this question was asked by a gal in 21stcentury website.The question was:

Quote:

Are they the same in meaning?--
'environmental consciousness' and 'environmental awareness.'

and my reply was

Quote:

"environmental awareness" signifes to those ppl who can keep his surrounding environment clean as possible as he could.

"environmental consciousness" means whether a ppl has the capacity of realise the significance of protecting his surrounding enviroment.

am i right?

**RonBee** · #2 10-Oct-2003, 20:03

Environmental awareness refers to a person's perceptions of his surroundings. (If he knows what is going on around him he is environmentally aware.) Environmental consciousness is the same thing. Or not.

its = belonging to it

:)

#3 10-Oct-2003, 22:05

uh,,,that's it,,thax.... :D

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