Lil' Sebastians Views on Globalization and Enviromentalism
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The document discusses environmentalism as a broad philosophy focused on environmental protection and improving the health of the environment while also considering the interests of non-human elements. It then lists some key beliefs of various religions such as Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, and Christianity that relate to environmentalism like the sacredness of life, charity, justice, reducing human suffering, and compassion. Finally, it discusses issues around access to clean water and companies taking advantage of poverty-stricken countries.
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2. The document discusses different views on the relationship between humanity and nature, including anthropocentrism, biocentrism, and ecocentrism.
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- 2. Environmentalism is a broad philosophy, ideology and social movement regarding concerns for environmental protection and improvement of the health of the environment, particularly as the measure for this health seeks to incorporate the concerns of non-human elements.
- 4. • Hinduism believes in the sacredness of life • Islam believes in charity and justice • Judaism believes in guidelines for ethical behavior • Christianity believes in importance of reducing human suffering and loving others • Buddhism believes in equality and compassion towards others
- 6. Water Access to a clean, sustainable water source is a protected human right, but companies choose to take advantage of poverty stricken countries by using their land and over-charging their customers.
- 7. Now it’s time for… Review Brought to you by Lil’ Sebastian
- 8. What is Environmentalism? a. The study of the environment b. The study of ecology c. The prevention of planet destruction by force d. Using ideas to protect natural wildlife
- 9. THE ANSWER d. using ideas to protect natural wildlife
- 10. What is Globalism? a. Study of the World b. Study of Countries c. International Peacekeeping d. International Integration
- 11. The Answer: d. International Integration
- 12. Study your study guide. We couldn’t think of any more questions, so enjoy this memorial video of our savior. http://www.nbc.com/parks-and-recreation/video/in- memoriam-lil-sebastian/n4695