Intrinsic Value in the Non-Human Natural World

The intrinsic value of nature other than human strongly supports people who do not agree with the specific values ​​and rights of the ecosystem at all, if they become rights other than human rights or natural values, those who do not worry too much. I myself have fallen between these extremes and I have never actually thought about the intrinsic value of a non-human natural world and certain rights. Singers, Baxter, Steinbock, Kozhikt (and the words and thoughts of Leopold) each have a completely different view of animal rights and the concepts of non-human nature regardless of beards. It is a value.

One of the main criticisms of Monbiot is that the Natural Capital Law does not take into account the intrinsic value of the natural world. In a way this is a fact. The natural capital approach is aimed at emphasizing how nature supports human health, wealth, and happiness only. The intrinsic value is not included in the natural capital assessment and is not included in the domestic natural capital account. However, since there is nothing inherent in the understanding that it can flow to people from the natural world, it denies the belief in intrinsic value. In the Natural Capital Union we strongly insist on the protection and recovery of nature for nature and the way we rely on it fundamentally to achieve our collective happiness and success.

People advocating the Natural Capital Law do not believe that only those that will benefit humans are worth protecting. The approach of natural capital is not an attempt to reduce the intrinsic value of the natural world to reduce humanity centricity and economic value. It is suggested that it merely indicates the lack of contact with supporters of this approach. There is no one saying that nature is valuable for people, but it also helps to support people's lives and methods of working hard. The natural capital approach adds another aspect for driving the value of nature and should be used to support moral and ethical evidence of nature conservation. The approach of natural capital is not trying to hide, distort, or replace a moral or moral position.