Lecture

Ethics of Scientific Research

Description

This lecture discusses various cases raising questions about scientific knowledge, such as the controversy surrounding neonicotinoids and their impact on bees, the concept of greenwashing by European meat and dairy producers, and the ethical implications of autonomous killer robots in warfare. It delves into the flaws in pesticide evaluation protocols, conflicts of interest in setting regulatory guidelines, and the global implications of using neonicotinoids. The lecture also highlights the need for ethical considerations in scientific research and decision-making processes, emphasizing the importance of addressing environmental challenges and ensuring the well-being of ecosystems and biodiversity.

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