Sinnott-Armstrong's Principle and the Deontology Ethics

Ethics and climate change
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SINNOTT-ARMSTRONG
Armstrong uses the principle of no harm to come up with his conclusion. Sinnott-Armstrong argues that no individual is morally responsible for climate change or harm that results from it or global warming. Armstrong considered deontological ethics as an internal principle when he made his argument. Deontology ethics focuses on the goodness or badness of actions in a given moral obligation and not on the consequences of the actions( Utilitarianism). Armstrong uses an example of people using fuel-guzzling luxury vehicles for leisure. Luxury vehicle...