Summarize the dilemma in the case study and state how the Dali Lama would consider this issue and why; how feminist ethics would relate to this issue and why, and finally what a deontologist like Kant would say and why? Reference to be used are as followed  Required:  Spelman, J. (2019). “Environmental Ethics: Climate Change.” In N. Levin (Ed.), Introduction to Ethics: An Open Educational Resource (pp. 98-103). N.G.E. Far Press. (Website) (PDF )

Summarize the dilemma in the case study and state how the Dali Lama would consider this issue and why; how feminist ethics would relate to this issue and why, and finally what a deontologist like Kant would say and why?

Reference to be used are as followed

Required:

• Spelman, J. (2019). “Environmental Ethics: Climate Change.” In N. Levin (Ed.), Introduction to Ethics: An Open Educational Resource (pp. 98-103). N.G.E. Far Press. (Website) (PDF )
• Salazar, E. (2019). “Animal Rights.” In N. Levin (Ed.), Introduction to Ethics: An Open Educational Resource (pp. 85-91). N.G.E. Far Press. (Website) (PDF )
• Zeller, M., Riordan, T., Zaleski, H., Herzfeld, D., Orvis, K. (2002). “Edible antibiotics in the food crop.”  Bioethics@Iowa State University (Website)
• Comstock, G. (2003). “Two Case Studies: Egg Machines, Pigs with Human Genes” Bioethics@Iowa State University (Website)

Optional:

• Eiken, M. (2019). “CRISPR: Next-Gen Mosquito Zapper?” (Website)