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The discipline that guides human behavior responsibly, caring for the natural environment.
Ethics
Morals
Environmental Ethics:
Anthropocentrism
An era that remains in our times and has impacted and deteriorated the environment.
Middle Ages
Renaissance
Industrial Revolution
Social philosophy that shows interest in nature and attributes moral value to ecosystems.
Anthropocentrism
Ecocentrism
Biocentrism
Environmental Ethics:
Social philosophy that attributes moral value to all living beings, regardless of their complexity.
Anthropocentrism:
Ecocentrism
Biocentrism
Environmental Ethics
They are the product of the large number of human beings and the needs they demand to survive.
Environmental Issues:
Moral Dilemma
Moral Act
Immoral Act
This law replaced the Federal Law to Protect and Control Environmental Pollution in 1982, whose purpose was to monitor health problems related to pollution, problems in urban environments and deterioration of natural ecosystems.
General Law of Ecological Balance and Environmental Protection
Federal Law to Protect and Control Environmental Pollution
Federal Law for Environmental Protection
Stockholm Declaration.
Governmental and administrative body whose objective is to create and apply the environmental protection policy, with the purpose of preventing environmental damage and promulgating the bases to achieve sustainable development in the country.
(SEMARNAT) The Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources.
(CONAGUA). The National Water Commission.
(INECC) The National Institute of Ecology and Climate Change.
(IMTA) The Mexican Institute of Water Technology.
Article of the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States that deals with the conversation of the country's natural assets and resources.
Article 27
Article 73
Article 25
Article 4
It includes the planning and organization of agricultural production, its industrialization and commercialization.
National Water Law
Geothermal Energy Law
Hydrocarbons Law
Sustainable Rural Development Law
It was created by the United Nations with the purpose of assessing the state of the world and proposing a global program that would amend environmental issues and redirect to human society.
Stockholm Declaration
General Law of Ecological Balance and Environmental Protection
The World Commission on Environment and Development(CMMAD)
Environmental Ethics
It is the document where the expression "sustainable development" is specified.
Brundtland Report
Stockholm Declaration
World Commission on Environment and Development (CMMAD)
Earth Summit
This meeting was held in Johannesburg, South Africa in 2002 where some countries pledged to financially support the poorest countries in the world, overcome poverty and achieve social equity.
Rio+ 20 Summit
Brundtland Report
Earth Summit
World Summit on Sustainable Development
This principle refers to the fact that we must have a holistic vision, to observe the possible synergies between the elements of a social or natural system, and thus determine the possible effects.
Precautionary principle
Principle of integrality
Principle of efficiency
Principle of Interdependence
It implies actions aimed at the efficient and fair management of natural resources between and within the generations of human beings.
Social Dimension
Ecological or Environmental Dimension
Economic Dimension
Ecological Dimension
Those were promulgated at Rio de Janeiro meeting in 2012. There are 17 and will guide the development in the world to be evaluated in the year 2030.
The Sustainable Development Goals
The Principles of Sustainable Development
Dimensions of Sustainability
Purposes for Sustainable Development
