Environmental Ethics

Conservationism is

• Biocentric

• Ecocentric

• Anthropocentric

• Life-centered

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All forms of life have an intrinsic right to exist

• Ecocentrism

• Biocentric

• Antropocentric

• Morals

What reflect the predominant feelings of a culture about ethical issues?

• Ethics

• Preservation Ethics

• Society

• Morals

According to Conservationism

• Everything has true moral worth and standing

• Plants and animals have instrumental value

• Humans have instrumental value

• Plants and animals have inherent value

This theory says the environment deserves direct moral consideration and not one derived from human interests

• Conservationism

• Ecocentrism

• Preservationism

• Ethics

Which is not a part of Conservationism

• reducing/reusing/recycle in order for humanity to survive

• humans interests should be protected at the expense of other non-human entities

• Animals are a means to an end

• Plants must be protected and preserved

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NGSS.HS-ESS3-4

NGSS.HS-LS2-7

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