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A new environmental ethics: the next millennium for life on Earth
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Routledge
Publication Date
2012
Language
English
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From the Book
The Environmental Turn. BP oil spill disaster
Global warming
Sustainability
Environmental justice
Toxics, pollutants, invasives
Living locally: green and grassroots
Biodiversity
Lynn White: dominion of man
Ecofeminism: the woman's touch
Animal welfare: Peter Singer, Tom Reagan
Environmental ethics: philosophers wake up
Aldo Leopold, Rachel Carson, John Muir.
Humans: People on Their Landscapes. Environmental health: skin in, skin out
Sustainable development
Domesticated landscapes: "Man the Measure"
Anthropocene epoch: managed Earth and end of Nature?
Urban, rural, wild: three-dimensional persons
Human dignity on Earth: part of or apart from Nature.
Animals: Beasts in Flesh and Blood. Somebody there? : encountering Individual animals
Environmental ethics and animal welfare
On the hunt: killing, eating, respecting wild beasts
Domestic animals: from cows to poodles
Zoos: caged beasts on display
Research animals: experimenting for animal/human good.
Organisms: Respect for Life. The buggy planet: the little things that run the world
Plants: nothing matters! never mind?
Genetic value: smart (cybernetic) genes
Invasive exotics: plants way out of place
Respect for life: biocentrism
Respect for life: naturalizing values/ virtues.
Species and Biodiversity: Lifelines in Jeopardy. Science, the Is question: what are species?
Ethics, the ought question: ought we to save species?
Enforcing saving species: the Endangered Species Act
Natural and anthropogenic extinction
Biodiversity: more than species
Biodiversity vs. humans: win-win? win-lose? lose-lose?
Ecosytems: the Land Ethic. Ecosystems: the is question
Ecosystems: the ought question
Ecological/environmental economics
Wilderness: the world that runs itself
Nature: found? constructed? re-constructed
Environmental policy: ecosystem management, once and future Nature.
Earth: Ethics on the Home Planet. Humans as Earthlings: unique species on a unique planet
Global capitalism: just? fair? enough!
Global population: full Earth?
Global warming: too hot to handle!
Sustainable biosphere: ultimate survival
Future generations on the planet with promise.
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9780415884846
9780415884839
9780415884839
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