Environmental Ethics 2nd Edition

Grab your attention with a vital, timely exploration of how we ought to live on a threatened planet. Environmental Ethics, 2nd Edition by Marion Hourdequin offers a clear, thoughtful guide for students, professionals, and concerned citizens navigating moral questions about nature, conservation, and sustainability.

This edition brings complex ideas to life through lucid explanations, contemporary examples, and balanced analysis. Hourdequin frames classical ethical theories alongside practical dilemmas—climate justice, biodiversity loss, resource scarcity, and human responsibilities to future generations—helping readers connect philosophy to everyday choices and policy debates. The book’s accessible style and structured chapters make it ideal for classroom use, community discussions, and personal study.

Readers will appreciate the book’s global relevance and local applicability: it addresses international environmental challenges while inviting reflection on community-scale actions and policymaking. Key strengths include clear definitions, comparative perspectives, and compelling arguments that challenge assumptions and inspire critical thinking. Whether you’re preparing for coursework, engaging in environmental advocacy, or seeking a deeper moral compass for sustainable living, this edition equips you with the concepts and language to participate confidently in contemporary debates.

Thought-provoking yet practical, Environmental Ethics, 2nd Edition is an essential resource for anyone committed to understanding the ethical dimensions of environmental decision-making. Order your copy today to deepen your grasp of environmental philosophy and to join the conversation about protecting our shared planet—for your community and for the world.

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