Ethics - नीतिशास्त्र

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#GS4 Ethical perspective: Environmental sustainability over economic development, keywords to support it. 1. Nature has its intrinsic Value 2. Intergenerational justice 3. Sustainability 4. Stewardship- humans are custodian 5. Principle of non-Maleficence, 6. Principle of justice + equitable distribution 7.precautionary principal+ deep ecology 8. Community owned ( Arun Kumar Bansal committee) 9. Land degradation and watershed management- B.B Vohra committee Need- Free prior informed consent+ ethical oversight+ distributive justice+ environment prudence.

There is one short story somewhat connected to this, titled "How Much Land Does a Man Need?" by Leo Tolstoy. https://www.marxists.org/archive/tolstoy/1886/how-much-land-does-a-man-need.html A simple summary is to show how the human tendency towards greed works. The story complements the quote by Gandhi: "The world has enough for everyone's need, but not enough for everyone's greed." This can connect to both the environmental impacts of large river interlinking projects or share more insights on sustainable resource management. The common theme is the critique of unbridled accumulation and the tragic realization of how human greed deprives vulnerable communities of their fundamental right to survival.

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Doctine of Public Trust examples - 1. Great Nicobar Island Project Issue: Diversion of pristine forests and coastal ecosystem for infrastructure. 2. Aravalli Hills Mining & Encroachments Illegal mining and urban encroachment continue despite repeated court directions 3. Himalayan Infrastructure Projects (Char Dham, tunnels, hydropower) Development cannot ignore ecological carrying capacity. 4. Great Indian Bustard Conservation vs Renewable Energy Supreme Court balanced renewable energy expansion with biodiversity protection. Need - environmental trusteeship, The State is a trustee—not the owner—of forests, rivers and coasts #casestudies #examples

Iran has proposed charging “fees” (rather than transit tolls) for commercial ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz Stakeholders Iran, Oman (coastal state) Oil-importing nations (India, China, Japan) Shipping companies Seafarers Global consumers International organizations Future generations (environment) Ethical dilemmas - - sovereignty versus global commons - National security versus global welfare - utilitarianism versus rights based ethics #casestudies