Environmental Ethics - Chapter 3

Environmental Ethics Name Institution Affiliation Environmental Ethics Chapter 3. “Each species has a right to exist” is the environmental ethics principle that I relate to most. However, all other principles are equally important. In fact, adhering to this principle shows an automatic observance of the other environmental ethics. Acknowledging that all species are valuable entail that people function in an interrelated or interdepend relationship with other species rather than a pyramid kind of association. Hence, exploitation of natural resources and species will be uncalled for as people will be responsible not to harm what sustains their existence. Hence, there will be a mutual relationship with all species benefiting from each other. Moreover, respect for biodiversity will coherently exist with respect for human diversity and human life. Thus, humans will stand to be...