Environmental Ethics PHIL 323 / INDS 323 David Schmidtz Elizabeth Willott Matt Zwolinski Click to An Introduction to Environmental Ethics Click to Why & How to Argue Click to Outline Sample on Outlines Click to Matt's Advice for Writing the Assignments Click to Activism Click to A Sample Plan: Antelope Land Others have been teaching this class at the University of Arizona, but please feel free to browse through this site. Click a paper by Willott on Human Population Trends. This is also included in the book Environmental Ethics: What really matters, what really works edited by D. Schmidtz and E. Willott.   Course Info Course Description Readings & Schedule Assignment Questions Assignments & Grading Grade Appeals Writing a Philosophy Paper Web Project Office Hours Useful Links Willott Home Page Schmidtz Home Page Env. Ethics Resources Philosophy Dept Some Additional Information on a Few Topics Species Extinctions Human Population Elephants Pesticides Organic Farming Eating Deforestation HIV-AIDS Mosquitoes Xenotransplantation Endangered US Wildcats (we have requested permission for photos for this site)

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