rationalization, he condemns those who allow the continued pain of animals in Puppies, Pigs and People. He would certainly do the same in the case of the Vancouver Aquarium, which enjoys a host of sea creatures that are used for a variety of means. In this paper, I will examine his arguments and appeal to the doctrine of double effect in order to justify the use of dolphins and beluga whales for scientific research. Norcross begins his argument by detailing a gruesome story of a man who tortures and
What if I would say that beef ribs and chicken hams on your plate cause environmental problems such as deforestation, pollution of the oceans, rivers, seas and air, climate change? Would you still eat flesh-meat, knowing it can destroy our fragile earth within some period of time? Since now future of the world depends on people’s choice to eat meat or not. How did it appear that piece of meat from your plate could destroy whole environment? The point is in the fact, that before appearing on your
bring fear to slums of Bombay as 10 die", (Foster 2004) was published in The Telegraph on 29th June, 2004 along with several other stories on "man-eater leopards" in Mumbai. This came a year after the Maharashtra Forest Department released around 500 pigs and rabbits in the Sanjay Gandhi National Park to discourage the leopards from entering human settlement in search of food. (The Hindu, 2004) These series of attacks and unusual mitigation by the Forest Department caught the attention of the international