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The document discusses environmental ethics and various principles related to it, such as respecting all life forms and nature, taking responsibility for human impacts, and considering long-term consequences of actions. It also mentions statistics about environmental problems like global warming, pollution, and loss of forests and species. Specific data is provided on air pollution deaths, waterborne diseases, and economic losses from climate change disasters. The document outlines some Indian environmental legislation and acts aimed at controlling degradation and improving quality of life.
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- 1. Business Ethics XIDAS- Xavier Institute
- 2. Environmental Ethics The discipline that studies the moral relationship of human beings and also the value and moral status of the environment and its non human contents. It considers the ethical relationship between humans and the environment. XIDAS- Xavier Institute
- 3. Environmental Ethics Principles Every life form is unique, and has intrinsic value, regardless of its perceived value to humans. • We should have a profound respect for Nature. We must maintain a harmonious relationship with other species. • Everyone should take responsibility for his impact on nature. • Local and indigenous environmental knowledge should be respected. • We must plan for the long term. XIDAS- Xavier Institute
- 6. XIDAS- Xavier Institute Air pollution from smoke and various chemicals kills 3 million people a year, according to a new Cornell study
- 7. XIDAS- Xavier Institute With 1.2 billion people lacking clean water, waterborne infections account for 80 percent of all infectious diseases.
- 10. XIDAS- Xavier Institute The Mountain of Niyamgiri is protected under Section.18 of the Indian Wildlife Act as an area of extraordinary natural beauty. More than 75% of the hill is covered by thick forests, It has more than 300 species of plants and trees, Including 50 kinds of medicinal plants. Vedanta
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- 19. References Balachandran V., Chandrasekaran V., Corporate governance and social responsibility, PHI Learning Ltd. New Delhi. WWW.Wikipedia.org/environmental ethics, Accessed on 12/11/2009 WWW. Youtube.com, Accessed on 13/11/2009, 5:30 p.m. XIDAS- Xavier Institute