Not exact matches
«The
debate in biodiversity conservation between economics and ethics, or between pragmatism and principle, is in many ways a misguided
contest, one that assumes that there exists a deep philosophical division between environmental ethics and
societal action,» she wrote with her ASU colleague Ben Minteer, an environmental ethicist.
Instead, the hard lesson from these great
societal debates is that they are
contested on a battleground of conflicting emotions, moral values, and ideologies.
The
debate in biodiversity conservation between economics and ethics, or between pragmatism and principle, is in many ways a misguided
contest, one that assumes that there exists a deep philosophical division between environmental ethics and
societal action.