Environmental Ethics in the Benefit of Sustainable Development

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The value paradigm dominant in the contemporary world is one of the reasons of the global crisis. It is crucial to reconsider the ways to attain sustainable development of humankind. The theme of this article is environmental ethics as a conceptual basis of global sustainable development. The ecological component of sustainable development should maintain the integrity of biological natural systems. Viability of ecosystems on which global stability of the entire biosphere rests is of special importance.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1073-1076)

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2630-2633

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December 2014

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