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Environmental Ethics

...... The effects of global warming are widespread, if gradual. The latest research shows that the eastern United States has experienced drastic increases in rainfall in the last sixty years, as well as drastic increases in the frequency of the most powerful storms. Some scientists tentatively report that the incidence of catastrophic natural events hurricanes especially is increasing. Deterioration of air quality is also strongly cited. The loss of the polar ice cap and the subsequent rise in sea levels and loss of unique habitats is perennially in the news; the more alarmist talking heads predict widespread flooding all over coastal regions of the world. Meanwhile, it is scientific fact that our oceans are getting hotter, about one degree Celsius averaged world-wide, but in some local surveys as much as ten or twelve degrees. Other habitats are at risk too; and certain invasive species, which do not co-exist well with humans, have begun to spread north and south, away from the equator and into regions made warmer by the problem. Some of these species bring disease and danger for humanity with them. Certainly it is agreed that climate change has created a favorable environment for the