The Analysis on the Basic Principle of the Environment Ethics of Sustainable Development
Zhang Xiang-qian
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Zhang Xiang-qian
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The basic principle of the environment ethics of sustainable development is an important content of scientific viewpoint of development. It emphasizes that the human being should keep a harmonized relationship with nature and provides an equal opportunity to descendants when they are pursuing the privilege of existence and development. In the view of the article, the principle of the environment ethics of sustainable development acts as follows: The overall fair principle that contains economy equality、ecology equality and ethics equality;the comprehensive efficiency principle that contains economy efficiency、ecology efficiency and ethics efficiency;the mutual harmony principle contains economy harmony、ecology harmony and society harmony.
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The basic principle of the environment ethics of sustainable development is an important content of scientific viewpoint of development. It emphasizes that the human being should keep a harmonized relationship with nature and provides an equal opportunity to descendants when they are pursuing the privilege of existence and development. In the view of the article, the principle of the environment ethics of sustainable development acts as follows: The overall fair principle that contains economy equality、ecology equality and ethics equality;the comprehensive efficiency principle that contains economy efficiency、ecology efficiency and ethics efficiency;the mutual harmony principle contains economy harmony、ecology harmony and society harmony.
Key concepts: Harmony (color), Sustainable development, Environmental ethics, Privilege (computing), Sociology, Economics, Ecology, Political science