Ecohumanism: Principles and Practice (original) (raw)

The article defines and explores ecohumanism, a branch of humanism that emphasizes the integration of humanist principles with environmental ethics. Through an analysis of key humanist philosophies, it seeks to provide a framework for addressing contemporary environmental issues such as biodiversity loss and climate change. By examining the moral responsibilities of humanists towards nature, non-human animals, and future generations, the article aims to guide the humanist community in making ethical decisions that reflect a consistent application of humanist values in the context of pressing environmental challenges.