BIO 1000: course schedule

DATES

Start: 8/29
On-line: 8/29-9/5
Wrap-up: 9/5
Work due: 9/6

QUESTION FOR DISCUSSION

Can you do "right" or "wrong" to the environment? (Consider the following: a forest, a bird, a tree, a river, a rock.)

How do you determine the ethical "status" of something?
How do you decide whether or not a given action is right or wrong?

RESOURCES

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Recent news stories

Interviews

How are ethical values determined? video | audio only
How are ethical decisions made? video | audio only

Ethical perspectives:

Koshu Jagasia video | audio only

Dominic Sarsah video | audio only

Alice Steljes video | audio only

observation on resource use in the U.S. video | audio only

Ecofeminism video | audio only

PowerPoint Notes for Ethics

Click here to start presentation
Click here to download PowerPoint file
(best option for printing)

When printing from PowerPoint:

Select "Print" from the "File" menu.

At the bottom of the print screen is a menu labeled "print what," click on the menu and select one of the "Handouts" options ("6 per page" works well) OR "outline view".

Select "OK"

On-line resources:

For Protesters, Keystone Pipeline Is Line In Tar Sand

In Jobs Debate, GOP Targets 'Regulatory Burdens'

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last updated: 09/02/11

For Protesters, Keystone Pipeline Is Line In Tar Sand

In Jobs Debate, GOP Targets 'Regulatory Burdens'

BIO 1000 | Mike's Home | IVCC Home | Contact Us

copyright © 2007 Mike Phillips (includes all photos) last updated: 09/02/11

copyright © 2007 Mike Phillips (includes all photos)
last updated: 09/02/11