Om Swastyastu

Environmental Ethics and Environmental Development

A.A Rai Plasa Elizabeth
Ni Made Premayani Hilda Hidayah

(1313041010)
(1313041015) (1313041016)

Ni Luh Putu Citra Innosensia (1313041050) Ni Putu Suma Wirati (1313041057)

ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS
Ethics Philosophy of human behavior. Environmental Everything that is around the humans live that affect people's lives either directly or indirectly.

So environmental ethics is human consciousness for the role, and functions of the environment through ecological reasoning that put humans as a part or component of the ecosystem.

Ethics According Needs

Based on economic reasoning

Based on the law reasoning

Based on technological reasoning

Based on political reasoning

Based on Sosiocultural reasoning

Environmental Ethics Relationship With Ecosystem

The benefit of environmental for the human life

The human mindset of nature Environmental

A good environment will increase the human consciousness by ecology reasoning that will give an all benefits provided by nature for human survival

Environmental Ethics in the Development Construction

Residential development is performed within the development environment in which people live. Residential development is done in order to obtain decent housing and basic needs of the various human life. There are four essential elements of human settlements viable and appropriate:

Wisma

Marga

Karya

Suka

Reciprocal Relationship With the Environment

Humans began to realize how important the earth, therefore, one way to appreciate the Earth with an anniversary there are remembered through: 1. Earth Day on April, 22 1970 2. Environment day July, 5 1972

Classification of Natural Resources and the Environment

Understanding of the potential of natural resources: Components geology

The surface layer of the geological component

Physiographic land Type of soil (Quality) of air Ground water

Surface water
Vegetation Wildlife

Land use (by humans)

By structuring power adequate land use in the human mind as an element and agricultural ecosystems. In agrarian pattern is the center of attention on the ability and suitability of land to support human activities in agro-ecosystems. Mindset centered on land raises two common symptoms

Matra environment becomes more manifest in the form of a flat horizontal plane
Human interests are so concentrated land

Category of Residential Settlement

Agricultural Production in the Army Animal production of natural resources Recreation on Agricultural Production Potentially natural disasters Spatial Beautiful Landscape

Spatial Housing

Natural asylum
Wildlife

Environment for the production of natural resources are managed and be continued

Environment for human versatile activities

Environment to maintain health, safety and welfare of human life

Environments that require supervision, control and monitoring as closely as possible

Land with high soil fertility for food production

Agricultural land for the production of special

Agricultural land for the production of horticultural

Land for fishery production business

Land for livestock production enterprises

Spawning areas of fish and other aquatic animals

Turtle hatchery area

Regional production of ornamental fish and coral reef

Residential areas for meeting the needs of the general

Target area that gives the impression of an interesting panorama

The area has a panoramic view of beautiful beaches

Mountain slopes

Spatial potential natural disasters

Natural asylum

Wildlife

Environmental Ethics and Applications

Complementary Approach Keeping the lack of species extinction Responsible for preserving the overall system of environmental conservation Appreciate the diversity of human and animal biodiversity comparable with respect

The Level of Ethics Levels which ethical considerations of individual expansion move out towards a more natural level specifically.

Philosophical approach
One of the environmental philosophy that has developed, both of which support the activities described in this deep ecology : living as if Nature Mattered ( Devall and session 1985 ; Session 1987). Deepecology begins with the assumption that all species have a value in and of itself, and humans do not have the right to reduce this reality today because of human activities damaging biodiversity, political, economic, technical and ideological structures that exist must be changed.

Ecosystem and the earth

Species in the earth

Human and animals

Nation, state and religious

Social group and ethnic

Family

Nature

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