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Environmental ethics: deep and shallow ecology, Gaia hypothesis
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1The environmental issues that we face are plentiful and include that of global warming, extinction and pollution. There are three primary approaches to environmental ethics. [blank_start]Deep Ecology[blank_end] (Leopold and [blank_start]Naess[blank_end]) rejects human domination of nature and holds that humans have only equal rights with other species, not superior rights. [blank_start]Shallow Ecology[blank_end] (Michael la Bossiere) takes the view that nature is only a means to an end. Gaia Hypothesis (James Lovelock) proposes that organisms interact with their inorganic surroundings on Earth to form a self-regulating, complex system that helps to maintain the conditions for life on the planet. Stewardship is the Christian belief that God left human beings to look after the Earth and its creatures. [blank_start]Anthropocentrism[blank_end] is the belief that humans are the masters of the world, with a unique set of privileges. [blank_start]Conservation[blank_end] is the protection of resources.Being a [blank_start]Green lobbyist[blank_end] means that you may peacefully protest to influence Governmental decisions regarding the environment.
- ADeep Ecology
- BShallow Ecology
- CGaia Theory
- DNaess
- EKant
- FMill
- GAnthropocentrism
- HAnthropomorphism
- IGreen lobbyist
- JStewardship
- KConservation
- LShallow Ecology
- MGaia Hypothesis
- NDeep Ecology
- OConservation
- PGlobal warming
- QGaia
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