Basic ideas and theories of ecological ethics

It examines and studies the relationship between man and nature from the perspective of ethics. "Ecological ethics" not only requires human beings to extend moral care from society to non-human natural existence or natural environment, but also calls on human beings to establish the relationship between man and nature as a moral relationship.

Respect the interdependence between life and parasitism, and put human peace into ethics, which only extends to everything. After all, human beings are also a part of the huge food chain in nature.

Theory:

The contribution of ecological ethics to the construction of ethical theory mainly lies in that it breaks the traditional human moral culture that only pays attention to how to coordinate interpersonal interests and endows the relationship between man and nature with real moral significance and moral value.

In fact, behind many civilizations, there are some hidden dangers to the balance of the food chain, such as industrial pollution, deforestation, hillside protection, which are all derived from the idea of protecting endangered species. After all, most people are greedy.

Greed. Greedy enjoyment ... things are scarce. Some people still buy them. Some people want them. No wonder there are extinct species.

Let future generations have a complete and clean living environment.