"At a time of immense global change, in which water is a key global resource, growing attention is paid to the norms and ethical values that could underpin the future water global policy. Water Ethics discusses the role of ethics in the deep roots, values, and potential commonalities of global water policy. Its expert contributions deal with different ethical points of view froma variety of cultural, geographic and religious backgrounds. The only directive common ground for all authors was the UN Declaration of 1948, which contains two basic aspects related to water ethics: 1. the dignity of…
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1 edition
Other · English · 2009
CRC Press · 353 pages · 9780415473033
PoorHealth and hygieneWater-supplyGovernment policyWater resources developmentWater rightsCongressesBasic needs