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Managing Environmental Justice Issues:
Environmental justice can be considered as the social justice outlook of environmental ethics that has contributed to the emergence of the environmental justice movement to tackle the unfair allocation of toxic, dangerous, and hazardous waste facilities. This term can also be described as the right to safe, productive, healthy, and sustainable environment for every individual. In this case, the environment incorporates the physical, social, ecological, political, economic, and aesthetic surroundings. The condition with which people's right to the described environment are freely exercised is described as environmental justice. The concept of environmental justice is largely based on ideas from civil rights, community organizing efforts, and public health (Warner & DeCosse, 2009).
The Environmental Problem:
As a leading pharmaceutical company in the United States, Colney & Pitts Company manufactures herbal remedies for various illnesses like prostate cancer. In order to develop...
According to the findings of a research carried out by the Kikuyu tribe, who live in this mountain range, there is an evergreen tree that has been used as a remedy to prostatitis and genitourinary disorders. As a result of the high number of people suffering from prostate cancers in America and Europe, the production of medicines from the evergreen trees is at high demand. Consequently, Colney & Pitts Company has budgeted for development of production activities in the region.
The Stakeholders and their Philosophies:
There are various stakeholders involved in this environmental problem with various philosophies or ethical thinking behind their positions. As the natives living in the Aberdares mountain range, the Kikuyu tribe is one of the major stakeholders involved in the environmental problem. The ethical reasoning or philosophy behind the position of the Kikuyu people is that…
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Smith, G. (2011, August 7). Environmental Justice Simulation. Retrieved January 12, 2012, from http://www.*****/essay-on/Enviornmental-Justice-Simulation/44717
Warner, K.D. & DeCosse, D. (2009, May). Lesson Five Environmental Justice. Retrieved from Santa Clara University website: http://www.scu.edu/ethics/practicing/focusareas/environmental_ethics/lesson5.html
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