Business Ethics

Running head: QUESTION 1
BUSINESS ETHICS
STUDENT DETAILS:
5/6/2019

QUESTION 2
Things such as air pollution, reduction of natural resources, biodiversity’s loss, and demolition of
ecology, water pollution and worldwide climate changes are part of debate related to
environmental ethics (Crosson and Brubaker, 2016). Globalization has had far-reaching effects
on our lifestyle. It has led to faster access to technology, improved communication and
innovation. Globalization has featured widely in a debate on ecology, and green activists have
focused on significant impacts. The different environmental approaches are discussed below to
analyze the more effective approach-
1. Deep Green approach- Deep Green perceives terror as well as annoyance as balanced
response to a level of the rape of natural resources and the harsh nature of societies. Deep
ecology directs that energy in dynamically taking down the tools of development and
making societies based on value and public structures of real people (Li, et. al, 2016).
2. Dark green approach- Dark green believes that environmental issues are the natural part
of developed capitalism, and look for fundamental political changes. Dark green tends to
faith that dominant political philosophies are damaged and unavoidably lead to
consumerism, disaffection from environment and resources diminution.
3. Light green approach- Light green sees protecting the environment primary and
foremost as the personal liability. Light green frequently focus over conservationism as
the lifestyle option (Cochrane, Dyck and Blidook, 2015).
4. Bright green approach (Most effective approach) - Bright Green solution relies on
administrative legislations, technical innovation as well as adjustment related to structure.
The Bright Green movement has drawn major attention in the press and public
disclosures. The reason is that it feels good and does not terrorize the central powers