Overview
The ethical implications of geological resource management are vital for ensuring that natural resources are extracted and used responsibly. This involves understanding the balance between economic benefits and the environmental and social impacts of resource extraction. Ethical frameworks guide dec...
Key Terms
Example: Using renewable energy sources.
Example: Pollution from mining operations.
Example: Ensuring all communities benefit from local mining.
Example: Utilitarianism in resource management.
Example: Chemical runoff from mining sites.
Example: Clearing forests for mining.
Related Topics
Sustainable Development
Focuses on meeting the needs of the present without compromising future generations.
intermediateEnvironmental Ethics
Explores the moral relationship between humans and the environment.
intermediateResource Management Policies
Examines regulations and policies governing resource use.
advancedKey Concepts
SustainabilityEnvironmental ImpactSocial ResponsibilityResource Equity