The moral theorist William T. Blackstone claims that the right to a livable environment
a. would solve the problem of how to conserve resources.
b. prevents the use of government regulation to control the actions of business.
c. is a fundamental human right.
d. implies that non-human animals have no genuine moral rights.
Question 2Some environmental regulations (like forbidding the burning of coal in cities) benefit each and every one of us because
the air we all breathe is cleaner. If a company ignores the regulation and burns coal, while others obey the regulation, then
the company
a. violates our right to a livable environment.
b. is being a free-rider.
c. benefits from externalities.
d. creates an internality.
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