If the Natural World Is Intrinsically Valuable, Then

question 1

Multiple Choice

If the natural world is intrinsically valuable, then

• A) nature's value depends on what humans (and possibly other sentient beings) can do with them.
• B) nature is valuable for its own sake.
• C) natural resources can be permissibly bought and sold on a free market.
• D) None of the above

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