Le développement durable : enfant prodigue ou rejeton matriphage de la protection de la nature ?
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Virginie MarisKeywords
ethicsapplied ethics
environment
sustainability
biodiversity
Ethics
BJ1-1725
Philosophy. Psychology. Religion
B
DOAJ:Philosophy
DOAJ:Philosophy and Religion
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Although there exists a strong uncertainty surrounding the evaluation of the decline of biodiversity, and a larger uncertainty still regarding projections of the decline to come, there is no controversy on the fact that the current rate of extinction is in a crisis. The fact that this decline is above all of anthropic origin is the object of a consensus within the scientific community. This text thus takes as a starting point the existence of a true crisis of biodiversity. This crisis of biodiversity must conclude in the adoption of a principle of protection of the biodiversity, a normative principle which would constrain the relation of man with nature with regard to its diversity. I will show in this text that the principle of sustainable development is not sufficient to adequately define a principle of protection of the biodiversity.Date
2006-12-01Type
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oai:doaj.org/article:1c592d80be914e739d86b60f6679ef3d1718-9977
https://doaj.org/article/1c592d80be914e739d86b60f6679ef3d