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Title: Is the cause of littering related to human values and environmental ethics? Post by: JulianDavis on Mar 13, 2013 I am working on an assignment that asks me to determine an environmental problem in my community and I chose littering. The assignment also asks me to determine rather or not the cause of littering is related to human values and environmental ethics. I haven't been able to find a solid and simple definition of human values and environmental ethics so I cannot seem to determine the answer to the question. Any help please!?
Title: Is the cause of littering related to human values and environmental ethics? Post by: buffyoumofo on Mar 13, 2013 To us humans, we value ourselves more than others.
For example, I can walk the extra 10m to drop the sweet wrapper in the bin, or I can "drop" it on the floor and save time. Of course, that will increase the cleaner's workload, but it doesn't affect me directly. Title: Is the cause of littering related to human values and environmental ethics? Post by: FIREMEDIC73 on Mar 13, 2013 It's due to laziness, because some jackass doesn't want to carry that gum wrapper to the the nearest trashcan
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