Environmental Justice: Who/What should be included?

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Environmental Justice: Who/What should be included? 1

Singer: All Animals Are Equal

Singer: Animal Equality Each to count for one and none for more than one. In other words, the interests of every being affected by an action are to be taken into account and given the same weight as the like interests of any other being. (p. 279) Singer s: Principle of Equality (POE)

Singer: Animal Liberation PROJECT X TRAILER: Monkey Experimentation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0de66 woe4y Singer: p27/28 4

SPECIESISM IS A BIAS IN FAVOR OF ONE S OWN SPECIES, LIKE RACISM AND SEXISM MATTERS MORE IN EVERY CASE? HUMAN OUCH OUCH DOG OUCH OUCH OUCH OUCH

IMPLICATIONS Vegetarianism Should rarely use animals in medical experiments Should stop using leather, etc. Should avoid zoos, circuses, aquariums, rodeos These implications and many others are worked out in ANIMAL LIBERATION.

Thirsty Us + Dog Our class is on a lifeboat with a dog. Trip to shore takes 2 hours, our lives are not threatened. Lifeboat Problems (Singer s analysis) We re painfully thirsty and have a limited supply of water. Singer: we must avoid sexism, racism and speciesism; we should apply principle of equality Dog s pain matters as much as ours; should share water with dog

Life and Death: Us + Dog Our class is on a lifeboat with a dog. Our weight is excessive, we re starting to sink. Someone must be thrown overboard or we ll all die. Singer: must avoid sexism, racism, and speciesism; should apply principle of equality Singer: less good ahead in dog s life; NOT speciesistto throw dog.

JUST SENTIENT CREATURES? The capacity for suffering and enjoyment is a prerequisite for having any interests at all, a condition that must be satisfied before we can speak of interests in a meaningful way. (p. 281) Principle of equality applies to all animals that feel pain

History of biodiversity: 500 Million Years ago: the Cambrian Explosion The original diversitythrough-interaction symbiosis: Mitochondria as a symbiotic organism within the genome: powerhouse of the cell, Separate DNA, Permitted the rise of genetic complexity by allowing mitochondrial simplicity! 10

Companion Speices aren t just out there but also in here! A concern for any environmental course: How to avoid the creation of artificial distinctions between the environment over there and humans in here? i. Biodiversity within: the human gut symbiosis of digestion and disease 90% of cells in human body are non-human play critical role in digestion and disease prevention ii. Food, air, allergens, environmental disease iii. Over-medication through antibiotics can promote ecological imbalance in the human intestine iv. CASE: Fecal transplants recent research on fecal transplants shows that some diseases may be cured by changing intestinal bacteria: weight-loss, cancer, 11 even autism? (I remain dubious on this one )

Coevolution A relationship develops between two organisms such that, as they interact with each other over time, each exerts a selection pressure on the other. Evolution of each becomes interdependent on that interaction reciprocally induced evolutionary change over time between two organisms People and Pets!

Jackal (Black-backed jackal) Members of the Family Canidae Fox (Kit fox, Red fox) Wolf (Gray wolf) African wild dog

Canid Phylogeny

What did humans give dogs? Easy access to high-quality food. A safe home to raise pups. What else

Molecular data suggest multiple domestications in multiple areas. Canids artificially selected for tameness also showed characteristics common to domestic dogs: Curled tails, Mottled coats, Floppy ears Ability to share gaze with humans, canids are after all social animals Russian Experiments on foxes showed similar connections between floppy ears and domesticity