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Ethics of the Environment  
Ethics of the Environment
Through joint efforts carried out with UNESCO Sectors and relevant international bodies, UNESCO will address a number of thematic areas - such as the development of a programme in the Ethics of the Environment - with a view to playing an advisory and standard-setting role for the benefit of Member States.
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  environmental_ethics_sm.jpg     Environmental Ethics and International Policy
Emmanuel Agius, Robin Attfield, Johan Hattingh, Henk A. M. J. ten Have, Alan Holland, Teresa Kwiatkowska, Holmes Rolston, Mark Sagoff, Tongjin Yang.
A 200-page book to discuss and analyse the current situation regarding environmental ethics.  More...

  
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      Ethics of Science and Technology and the Environment
UNESCO - 2004
UNESCO's Division of Ethics of Science and Technology is active in the fields of applied ethics such as bioethics, ethics of the environment, ethics of outer space, ethics of science, and teaching of ethics. UNESCO's implication in these fields stems from the recognition that science and technology today belong to the international domain and that scientific knowledge is shared among the world community of scholars and researchers.  More...

  
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      Best Ethical Practice in Water Use
Claudine Brelet
Through this collection of cases of best ethical practice in water use, drawn from Japan, South Africa, the Philippines, Ecuador and the Nile Basin States, UNESCO seeks to encourage the implementation of ethical principles in the field of freshwater.  More...

  
      Environmental Ethics: overview of activities
UNESCO
Brief summary of activities in environmental ethics up to March 2005. For consideration at the fourth session of COMEST (Bangkok, 23-25 March 2005).  More...

  
      Environmental Ethics: policy document
UNESCO
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      Environmental Expert Group: first meeting report
UNESCO
Report of the first meeting of UNESCO's group of experts on environmental ethics, held in Paris on 23-24 September 2004.  More...

  
      Launching of the RENEW Network in the Nordic and Baltic Countries
COMEST / UNESCO
Report of the COMEST Workshop which took place in Bergen, Norway (10 - 11 August 2001)  More...

  
      RENEW Australian Node for Asia-Pacific
RENEW / UNESCO
Report of activities  More...

  




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