Environment and Governmental Policies :: Politics, Daoism

As almsgiving begins to social function nature to fulfill their need for resources, they tend to create ostracise consequences to the environment that surrounds them. There are only a few political policies that ultimately lean towards a conservationist stand view, since this may be an economically unappealing concept, but there are some clean-living stances that promote the preservation of nature. In some cases, though, governments are able to contribute their ecological and economic issues together.It is stated that the government has done nothing effectual with its forests and the laws... provide neither for the protection of the timber from destruction nor for its use where it is most needed (Doc. 5). This proposal supports the idea that the governments policies do not advocate the safe play alonging of our surroundings appropriately. The destruction of our environment is not decreasing because as our technology expands it be sources easier to rule over nature without dif ficulty (Doc. 4). pickings this into account, we must realize that although development is vital...bio-diversity is something that even humanity cant live without (Doc. 8). Native American, Chief Seattle, responds to the government in 1852 saying that to rail at the earth is something that is considered disrespectful to its creator (Doc. 6). From our own ethical conceptions, humanity is for the most part in favor of the safeguarding of wildlife. Daoism, an early chinese concept, conforms to the conservation of nature in that they believe they shouldnt try to change the world by disembowel because it can cause damage to themselves (Doc. 1). From a Buddhist point of view, perpetuating the environment seems to be an important factor in their religion as they like all creatures to be blessed with peace always (Doc. 2). In the appropriate of Genesis it states that we should have dominion over the creatures yet still replenish the earth (Doc. 3). As the environment is here for our us es, we still must keep it in a state that we can continue to use it. honorable criteria of the earth may be defined that something is right... when it preserves the integrity, stability, and beauty of the biotic fraternity (Doc. 7). In a point of view that is merely based on morals, conservation of nature is a good and a necessary abstraction. On the other hand, the way we go about environmentalism is something that the human race has come to focus on and improve in the years past.