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1 Environmental Law LCP4805
ENVIRONMENTAL LAW LCP4805
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DATE: 31 March 2023 on or before 13:00
Assignment 1 Environmental Law LCP4805 Semester This Public, Constitutional
and letter contains the first assignment question for your module.
Question 1
With reference to the study guide and additional resources, provide a detailed
explanation of each of the following aspects:
Answers
a) Anthropocentrism is the belief that human beings are the most important
entity in the universe and that human interests, values, and well-being
should be prioritized above all other beings and entities. This worldview
places humans at the center of the natural world and often emphasizes
human domination and control over other living organisms and the
environment.
Anthropocentrism has been a dominant perspective in many human societies for
centuries and has been influential in shaping attitudes and policies towards the
environment and non-human beings. It has been used to justify the exploitation
of natural resources, the subjugation of animals, and the degradation of
ecosystems for human benefit. This perspective has often led to the idea that
nature's value is only in its usefulness to humans, leading to the overconsumption
and depletion of natural resources.
Critics of anthropocentrism argue that this worldview is shortsighted and
ultimately detrimental to both human and non-human well-being. They argue
that the health of the natural world is inherently linked to human health and that
the well-being of all living beings should be considered in ethical and moral
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