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Conclusion

Roles

  • We should follow the Environmental Ethical Values for our Welfare of the environment.
  • We are only the responsible for Environment damage.
  • We should love & respect the human as well as non human beings.

1) Government

  • Government has supervisory role in the field of business ethics to protect environment.
  • Producing subsidiary groups whose purpose is to facilitates and ensure the health and welfare of the earth

Roles (contd...)

2) Customer

3) Organization

  • Environmental ethics is a branch of philosophy that consider the moral relations between human beings and their natural environment
  • Customers have some responsibility to protect our environment
  • Ethics are very important in an organization
  • An organization formed when individuals with varied interest and different background.

4) Society

  • Ethics studies the relations of human beings and the environment and how ethics plays a role in the society

Environmental Legislation

Environmental legislation intends to control environmental degradation which has become a very serious issue in recent years and to improve quality and health of the inhabitants

Need Of Environmental Legislation

  • Exploitation of nature and natural resources by man for centuries
  • Rapid Industrialization
  • Population Explosion
  • Uncontrolled Population
  • Deteriorating quality of Life

Case study-1

  • Kaladera case

Environmental Ethics

Precautions

  • Creating policies & practices
  • Developing people's understanding
  • Leadership must walk the talk
  • Building culture of transparency

-By Group 3

Responsibilities Under the Act

Environmental acts in India

  • Not to exceed the standards of pollution prescribed by the central government
  • Safeguards in handling hazardous substances as per prescribed procedures
  • Information of accident caused by excess limits of pollution or pollutants or due to unforeseen events causing pollution
  • Steps to mitigate the environmental pollution

  • The air (prevention and control of pollution) Act, 1981, amended in 1988
  • The Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
  • The Water (Prevention and Control of pollution) Act, 1974
  • The Hazardous Waste Act ,1989
  • The Wildlife Protection Act, 1972
  • The Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980 amended in 1988

Environmental Ethics Principles

Meaning

  • We should have profound respect for nature.
  • We must maintain a harmonious relation with other species.
  • Everyone should take responsibility for this impact on nature.
  • Local & indigenous environmental knowledge should be respected.
  • We must plan for the long term.

Environmental ethics is the philosophical discipline that considers the moral and ethical relationship of human beings to the environment.

Effects

  • Air Pollution
  • Water Pollution
  • Global Warming
  • Acid Rain
  • Land Degradation
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