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In nine pages (6 pp. text, 1 pg. outline, and 2 pp. annotated bibliography) this paper examines the effects of environmental degradation, endangered species of mammals, animals, and plants, and the role humans have played in their destruction with a consideration of whether humans have moral obligations to ensure their preservation. Six sources are listed in the bibliography.
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widespread destruction of land, wildlife, and plants at an alarming rate that may equal the latest catastrophe that occurred 65 million years ago. B.) Because this latest environmental tragedy is
human-made and not the result of nature, humans have a moral obligation to halt the massive destruction that is no different than what took place during the 1930s and 1940s
when Adolf Hitler slaughtered a significant portion of the Jewish race. II. Mammals A.) Twenty-five percent of all mammal species, including aquatic and freshwater creatures are being endangered
because of human acts of deforestation, habitat loss, trapping, poisoning, and accidents associated with fishing operations. B.) Sadly, the endangerment of a quarter of these species represents mammals (humans)
turning against and exploiting their own kind for profit. III. Amphibians A.) One-third of all mammals (including half of freshwater turtles and porpoises) are
endangered and threatened with extinction because of human-induced habitat desecration, climate change, and water pollution. B.) Humans have always exploited the environment as evidenced When the human population reaches close
to 9 million worldwide in 2050, there will be 7 billion people in 60 countries suffering from water shortages, and at this point the amphibians that are fortunate enough to
survive will be battling against humans for natural resources. IV. The Amazon Basin A.) The Amazon River basin represents the most impressive region of biodiversity on the planet, with
several flowering plant and animal varieties calling the lush rainforests home. B.) Giant turtles, manatees, and large pirarucu fish have each been endangered to potential extinction by humans through overexploitation
and excessive farming. V. Utilitarian Ideals Promote Human Moral Obligations to the Environment A.) Because 7 out of 10 living things are threatened by mass distinction, human
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