Table of Contents

Introduction 1. Problems 2. Causes 3. Solutions I: Voting and Pricing 4. Solutions II: Moral Theory 5. Animals 6. Life 7. Rivers, Species, Land 8. Deep Ecology 9. Value 10. Beauty 11. Human Beings Afterword Appendices Notes Bibliography Index

About the Author

Christopher Belshaw is Senior Lecturer in Philosophy and Staff Tutor with the Open University.

Reviews

"A detailed, interesting and rigorous account of environmental ethics which is simultaneously readable, philosophically precise and informed by a particular and well argued point of view." - Environmental Politics "One of the best books on environmental ethics I've ever read. A level-headed and rigorous discussion. Persuasive and engagingly written." - David Schmidtz, University of Arizona "A solid and serious piece of work, thorough and fair. A good strong text." - Michael Ruse, Florida State University