lesson 6

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branch of philosophy that is concerned with the natural environment and humanity’s place within it

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Environmental Philosophy

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belief that humans are the central and most significant species on the planet. This view believes that humans are considered the primary cause that drives changes in the environment

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Anthropocentrism

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sees the natural world as being maintained by the interrelationship among living organisms and that every living thing on the planet is dependent on each other for survival

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Deep Ecology

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suggests that non-organic elements in the planet play a significant role in maintaining balance in the environment as they interact with living organisms to regulate the various systems that enable life to continue thriving on earth

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Gaia Hypothesis

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hold that mankind is intended to live in harmony with all creation

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Theological View

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recognized man’s lordship over nature as a “ministerial” act, a continuation of the work of the Creator, and such mission must be exercised with wisdom and love

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Pope John Paul II

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Its important aspect is addressing social inequality and eradicating poverty, which are considered driving forces behind practices that harm the environment.
will effectively deal with the degradation of the environment

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Sustainable Development

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How does environmental ethics view the preservation of the environment?

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Environmental ethics views the preservation of the environment as beneficial for humans, as it will continue to provide for present and future generations.

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This ethical view emphasizes key ideas that combine philosophical, pragmatic, and theological perspectives. emerged in the 1970s and advocated human responsibility and action regarding these ethics.

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Environmental ethics

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How has environmentalism become important in international politics?

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Environmentalism has become important in international politics as governments and international organizations discuss environmental issues and formulate plans to address them.

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What are some social movements inspired by environmental awareness?

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The environmental protection and conservation movements, animal rights, and green politics.

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What are some concepts related to climate change?

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Some concepts related to climate change include climate ethics, climate justice, and environmental justice.

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first instituted in 1970, is a global effort to raise awareness of environmental issues and inspire action among communities.

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Earth Day

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originally discussed concepts of beauty in nature but has recently been increasingly influenced by environmental concerns.

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environmental aesthetics

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signed in 1997, committed various nations to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions to combat global warming.

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Kyoto Protocol

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refers to the fair distribution of environmental benefits and the burden of meeting environmental challenges.

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environmental justice

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refers to the ethical considerations and principles surrounding climate change as a significant social, ethical, and political issue.

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climate ethics

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applies an ecological and ethical approach in analyzing society, and sees a relationship between social problems and environmental problems.

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Social ecology

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refers to efforts and programs that uphold social equality, eradicate poverty, and protect the environment. It is important in addressing global warming as it tackles the driving forces behind practices that harm the environment.

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Sustainable development

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as mentioned in the Bible, it means to care for and responsibly manage the environment. It is not about exploitation or destruction, but rather about wise and loving stewardship.

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Dominion over nature

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He recognized mankind’s lordship over nature as a continuation of the work of the Creator. He emphasized that this mission should be exercised with wisdom and love, as a ministerial act.

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Pope John Paul II

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believe that mankind is intended to live in harmony with all creation. It emphasizes caring for nature, enhancing it, and contributing to its growth and development.

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theological views

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become an important issue in international politics as governments and international organizations have devoted efforts to discuss environmental issues and formulate plans to address them

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Environmentalism