Earth sciences, ecology, Gaia theoryBritish1919–2022
"Gaia is not a living being; rather, it is a self-regulating system composed of all living beings and their physical environment."
James Lovelock was a British scientist in the fields of Earth sciences, atmospheric chemistry, and ecology, best known for proposing the Gaia theory, which views Earth as a self-regulating system. Through his research on the relationship between living organisms and planetary processes, he had a significant influence on environmental thought and climate science.
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