Anthropocentric environmental ethics places humans at the center of moral consideration, valuing nature primarily for its utility to human beings in terms of resources and services. Provide an example of anthropocentric approach in decision-making, such as cost-benefit analysis in development projects, and explain how it differs from other ethics.

  • Intrinsic value of nature
  • Cost-benefit analysis prioritizing human welfare
  • Holistic ecosystem integrity
  • Spiritual reverence for life
Answer: 2