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Environmental Ethics
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The 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 [blank_start]Bossiere[blank_end]) takes the view that nature is only a means to an end. [blank_start]Gaia[blank_end] 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. [blank_start]Stewardship[blank_end] is the Christian belief that God left human beings to look after the Earth and its creatures. [blank_start]Anthropocentricism[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
- DKant
- ENaess
- FMill
- GGaia Theory
- HDeep Ecology
- IShallow Ecology
- JBossiere
- KBentham
- LAristotle
- MKantian
- NUtilitarian
- OGaia
- PStewardship
- QConservation
- REschatology
- SAnthropomorphism
- TAnthropocentricism
- UBiodiversity
- VSustainability
- WConservation
- XEcosystem
- YGreen lobbyist
- ZChristian
- AAShallow Ecologist
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- Quiz on Environmental Ethics, created by Samuel Allenby on 24/03/2016.
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- Samuel Allenby
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