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Kallhoff, Angela; Paola, Marcello Di; Schörgenhumer, Maria

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“…Every little detail by which we could impact humans directly or indirectly becomes an object for concern. Humans haven't yet considered whether or not our participation or role in a dramatic flourishing of algal life -that which you call a bloom -constitutes part of our "good life" (Kallhoff 2014;Kallhoff, Di Paola, and Schörgenhumer 2018). Instead, a bloom is either an economic or ecological catastrophe or a possible tool to stop climate change (Peterson 2018).…”

Section: Nsmentioning

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Seeking an Algal Perspective: Exploring “Harmful” Algae through an Interview with Nodularia spumigena

Peterson

2024

Being Algae

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Section: Nsmentioning

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Seeking an Algal Perspective: Exploring “Harmful” Algae through an Interview with Nodularia spumigena

Peterson

2024

Being Algae

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“…La littérature de ces dernières années se penche dès lors de plus en plus sur les raisons et les justifications à l'inclusion des plantes dans la sphère philosophique et morale (Pollan 2001 ;Hall 2011 ;Marder 2013aMarder , 2013bMarder , 2014Pouteau 2011Pouteau , 2014Mancuso et Viola 2015 ;Mabey 2015). En nous basant sur Larrère (1997), Pellegrino (2018), Hiernaux (2018Hiernaux ( , 2020, Kallhoff, Di Paola et Schörgenhumer (2018), nous pouvons ainsi structurer l'éthique du végétal selon les orientations théoriques suivantes :…”

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Aspects éthiques et juridiques des plantes invasives

Bourgeois‐Gironde¹,

Hiernaux²,

Casati³

2023

La Pensée Écologique

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Dans cet article, nous présentons d’abord le champ théorique de l’éthique du végétal qui s’est surtout développé depuis une trentaine d’années. Nous étudions ensuite le cas des plantes invasives et les critères utilisés pour les définir dans la communauté scientifique. Nous nous demandons ensuite quelles sont les mesures légales qui s’appliquent à ces plantes et quel est leur histoire. Enfin, nous nous demandons si la façon dont les plantes invasives sont traitées du point de vue de la biologie de la conservation et du point de vue légal qui en découle est compatible avec le concept de dignité de la créature. L’hypothèse de travail de cet article est que le concept d’espèce invasive est trop large. Ceci peut conduire à une forme d’éthique et de justice expéditive. Nous défendons en conséquence que les plantes invasives devraient bénéficier d’un juste procès pour que leur dignité soit respectée.

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“…However, the 3Rs do not tackle the question of whether the purpose of the experiment justifies animal use [57]; they solely offer a strategy to reduce animal use and alleviate suffering in experiments. In doing so, the 3Rs overlook the intrinsic value of animals, or any other living being for that matter (see e.g [80,81] for plant ethics), and instead place emphasis on the benefits to humans. We argue that biom * should strive to go beyond the ethical guidelines that are set by regulatory bodies.…”

Section: The Value Of Nature and Practices Of Animal Researchmentioning

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Biomimethics: a critical perspective on the ethical implications of biomimetics in technological innovation

Broeckhoven

Winters

2023

Bioinspir. Biomim.

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Biomimetics, bioinspiration, biomimicry, and related nature-inspired activities – collectively known as biom* – are witnessing an unprecedented surge in popularity, as they offer unparalleled opportunities for technological advancement, innovation, and sustainable development. The growing prevalence of biom*, however, has sparked moral debates regarding their approaches, emphasizing the need for universally applicable ethical guidelines that can effectively guide practitioners in their work. In this Perspective, we outline some of the moral, ethical, and legal challenges associated with biom*, particularly the scientific discipline of biomimetics, focusing on various issues surrounding our motivations for pursuing these approaches, the valuation of nature within them, and regulations in the commercialization of biological knowledge. By highlighting the challenges inherent in biom*, this Perspective aims to empower practitioners in the field to make informed decisions and take purposeful action. Specific recommendations are provided to guide them in choosing the right course of action for the right reasons.

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Seeking an Algal Perspective: Exploring “Harmful” Algae through an Interview with Nodularia spumigena

Seeking an Algal Perspective: Exploring “Harmful” Algae through an Interview with Nodularia spumigena

Aspects éthiques et juridiques des plantes invasives

Biomimethics: a critical perspective on the ethical implications of biomimetics in technological innovation

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