Humanity, Ethics and the Environment
Course Overview
Course Modules
Global worldviews and philosophical perspectives on the Environment
Ecosophical thought in Ecological footprints, Deep ecology
Applying and the ‘Daly Rules’ in the management of environmental resources
Population, environment and sustainability nexus
What You Will Learn
Examine Ethical Implications
Examine the ethical implications of environmental issues.
Explore Relationships
Explore the relationship between human values and environmental policies.
Ethical Decision-Making
Develop a framework for ethical decision-making in environmental contexts.
Ethical Dilemmas
Engage with case studies that highlight ethical dilemmas.
Promote Ethical Practices
Learn how to promote ethical practices in environmental management.
Global & Local Ethics
Enhance your understanding of global and local environmental ethics.
Expert Insights
Gain insights from experts in ethics and environmental studies.
Enhance Credentials
Receive a certificate that enhances your credentials in ethics and sustainability.
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