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Eating (Meat) ethically: The convergence of Human Health, ecological sustainability
When discussing the ethics of what we eat, the key variables to take into account to form a robust position are human wellbeing, animal wellbeing, and ecological sustainability. I take this to be relatively uncontroversial. My contribution to this discussion is to note the manner in which questions...
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Department of Philosophy
2023
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