What is Krakoff's basic conclusion in "Parenting the Planet"?
A) We ought to apply the virtues of a good parent to our relationship to the Earth as a whole.
B) Regarding ourselves as "parents" who can control the planet exhibits the vice of hubris.
C) It would be inappropriate to think of ourselves as "parents" to the planet, given that we depend on it rather than vice versa.
D) Even if we are ultimately concerned with the consequences of our actions on the environment, we ought to think in terms of virtues instead of consequences.

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Krakoff argues that we should adopt the virtues of good parenting in our relationship with the Earth, suggesting a nurturing and responsible approach to environmental stewardship.

What Is Krakoff's Basic Conclusion in "Parenting the Planet