Which environmental school of thought--anthropocentric, biocentric, or deep ecology or ecocentric--fits with your personal sense of environmental ethics?

Consider for a moment that the Church community could be viewed as a small-scale version (or microcosm) of society with individuals holding differing perspectives on how Christians should respond to environmental issues.  As such, within and amongst congregations there may be those who possibly would want to embrace a point of view to which they believe the Christian response to environmental issues such as the worldwide weather phenomena known as climate change, managing issues like the greenhouse effect, and alternative energy source could involve either adaptation or avoidance.This would translate to mean that some responses would concentrate on how to mitigate these environmental concerns after their occurrence, while others would try to work on the prevention aspects of the issue. Compare these perspectives and determine which would better explain how the Church community could best respond to environmental concerns in the scenario and why?

How to promote environmental justice among people of colors?

Discuss 2 varying environmental philosophies.

why is Nature an extremely dangerous place to live

Which of the following would be considered a human activity with a negative impact on the environment?     Clean Water Initiatives     Energy Conservation     Deforestation     Recycling

how can Florence Nightingales Environmental Theory be applied to our nursing practice?