The environmental philosophy suggests that humans are separate from and superior to the natural world.

• False
• True

• Maybe

• I dont know

According to environmental ethics, the well-being of the human person is the only consideration when making ethical decisions about the environment.

• False
• True

• Maybe

• I dont care

Anthropocentrism is a philosophical perspective that places humans at the center of moral considerations, often neglecting the interests of other living beings and ecosystems

• True
• False

• Maybe

• I don't care

Deep ecology advocates for a holistic and interconnected view of nature, recognizing the intrinsic value of all living things.

• True
• False

• Maybe

• I dont care

Environmental determinism argues that human behavior is solely determined by environmental factors, with little regard for individual agency or free will.

• True
• False

• Maybe

• I dont care

The concept of 'ecological footprint' measures the impact of an individual or community on the environment, taking into account resource consumption and waste production.

• True
• False

• Maybe

• I dont care

Environmental pragmatism suggests that ethical considerations should take a backseat to practical solutions for environmental issues.

• True
• False

• Maybe

• I dont care

The tragedy of the commons refers to a situation where shared environmental resources are depleted due to individuals acting in their own self-interest.

• True
• False

• Maybe

• I dont care

According to ecofeminism, there is a parallel between the oppression of women and the exploitation of the environment, both stemming from patriarchal structures.

• True
• False

• I dont Care

• Maybe

Sustainability is a key principle in environmental philosophy, emphasizing the need to meet the present needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

• True
• FAlse

• Maybe

• I dont care