In, he Abstract: Ecological research and biodiversity management often raise ethical questions in areas that in-clude responsibilities and duties to the scientific community, public welfare, With this distinctive proposition in mind, Curry introduces and discusses all the major concepts needed to understand the full range of ecological ethics. Taking issue with the common assumption that existing human ethics can be 'extended' to meet the demands of the ongoing ecological crisis, the author shows that a new and truly ecological ethic is both possible and urgently needed. Abstract: Ecological research and biodiversity management often raise ethical questions in areas that in- The values involved are multiple, intrinsic, and incommensurable, explaining the intractability of the trade-off problems. Ecological ethics is still in need of a method for addressing these With An introductory philosophy textbook that surveys anthropocentric and so-called ecological ethics (though it is more akin to environmental ethics), using the metaphor of light green, mid-green, and dark green ethics Ecological Ethics: Building a New Tool Kit for Ecologists and Biodiversity Managers BEN A. MINTEER∗ AND JAMES P. COLLINS School of Life Sciences, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, U.S.A. This book is a major new introduction to the field of ecological ethics. sional ethical concerns of practicing ecologists and resource ingly clear that the quest for ecological knowledge, which managers is so critical for informing efforts to understand An introductory philosophy textbook that surveys anthropocentric and so-called ecological ethics (though it is more akin to environmental ethics), using the metaphor of light environmental ethics, development ethics, climate ethics, water ethics, globalization, philosophy of love and sex, African philosophy, and indigenous knowledge. He discusses light Ecological ethics: an introduction.
In, he Abstract: Ecological research and biodiversity management often raise ethical questions in areas that in-clude responsibilities and duties to the scientific community, public welfare, With this distinctive proposition in mind, Curry introduces and discusses all the major concepts needed to understand the full range of ecological ethics. Taking issue with the common assumption that existing human ethics can be 'extended' to meet the demands of the ongoing ecological crisis, the author shows that a new and truly ecological ethic is both possible and urgently needed. Abstract: Ecological research and biodiversity management often raise ethical questions in areas that in- The values involved are multiple, intrinsic, and incommensurable, explaining the intractability of the trade-off problems. Ecological ethics is still in need of a method for addressing these With An introductory philosophy textbook that surveys anthropocentric and so-called ecological ethics (though it is more akin to environmental ethics), using the metaphor of light green, mid-green, and dark green ethics Ecological Ethics: Building a New Tool Kit for Ecologists and Biodiversity Managers BEN A. MINTEER∗ AND JAMES P. COLLINS School of Life Sciences, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, U.S.A. This book is a major new introduction to the field of ecological ethics. sional ethical concerns of practicing ecologists and resource ingly clear that the quest for ecological knowledge, which managers is so critical for informing efforts to understand An introductory philosophy textbook that surveys anthropocentric and so-called ecological ethics (though it is more akin to environmental ethics), using the metaphor of light environmental ethics, development ethics, climate ethics, water ethics, globalization, philosophy of love and sex, African philosophy, and indigenous knowledge. He discusses light Ecological ethics: an introduction.
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