ISBN: 9798172607295 - geoethics - humanity’s responsibility towards the earth: geology, resources, natural hazards and the ethical future of our blue planet (1 Ergebnisse)

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Humanity's Responsibility towards the EarthGeology, Resources, Natural Hazards and the Ethical Future of Our Blue PlanetWhat does it truly mean to take responsibility for Earth The Earth is far more than a source of raw materials, energy and living space. It is a complex and dynamic system in which rocks, soils, water, climate, landscapes, ecosystems and all forms of life are interconnected. Every human decision that interferes with these systems can create consequences - for the present, for nature and for generations yet to come.GEOETHICS connects geoscientific knowledge with ethical responsibility. This book explores how humanity should deal with natural resources, mining, soils, groundwater, water, energy, natural hazards and the geological foundations of modern civilization.At its heart lies a fundamental question: How can technological and economic progress continue without permanently destroying the foundations of life on our planet A special focus is placed on Haydar Toraman's GEOETHICS Theory. It brings together five fundamental principles: geological responsibility, 3D responsibility, responsibility towards future generations, responsibility for all life, and cosmic responsibility.The 3D principle - Time, Place and Ethics - calls for every human intervention to be evaluated as a whole. What consequences will arise today and in the distant future What does the intervention mean for the specific place and its communities And is the action ethically responsible towards people, nature and future generations GEOETHICS is therefore more than a combination of geology and environmental thinking. It is a call for a new understanding of human responsibility. Humanity does not need to abandon science, technology or development. Instead, it must learn to use its extraordinary capabilities more consciously, fairly and responsibly.We do not inherit the Earth merely for ourselves. We are part of its history - and we are responsible for the Earth we leave to those who come after us.The central message of this book is: 'Use the Earth without destroying its foundations of life. Act so that your intervention in time, place and impact serves life - today, tomorrow and for generations to come.'.…