ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS RE-VISITED -- INTRODUCTION -- AUTHORS` BIOGRAPHIES -- POEM: NATURE -- Part 1. NATURE AND BUSINESS ETHICS: INSTRUMENTAL REASON, NATURAL RESPONSIBILITY, AND SUSTAINABILITY -- CONTENTS -- 1. NATURE AND BUSINESS ETHICS: INSTRUMENTAL REASON, NATURAL RESPONSIBILITY, AND SUSTAINABILITY -- 2. THE PRINCIPLE OF 'NATURAL' RESPONSIBILITY -- 3. ECOLOGY AND BUSINESS ETHICS: A SUSTAINABILITY ISSUE -- 4. CASE STUDY: INTEGRATION OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABLE IN GAS NATURAL FENOSA'S BUSINESS STRATEGY -- 5. CONCLUSIONS -- Part 2. FOUNDATIONS OF ECO-ETHICS: A GLOBAL ANALYSIS -- CONTENTS -- 1. INTRODUCTION -- 2. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HUMAN BEINGS AND NATURE -- 3. ANTHROPO CENTRIC DISCOURSE -- 4. THE ARGUMENT OF FUTURE GENERATIONS -- 5. PATHOCENTRIC DISCOURSE -- 6. BIOCENTRIC DISCOURSE -- 7. PHYSIOCENTRIC DISCOURSE -- 8. METAPHYSICAL DISCOURSE -- 9. THEOLOGICAL DISCOURSE -- 10. A PRACTICAL EXPRESSION: AN ECO-ETHICAL COMPANY -- 11. CONCLUSIONS -- POEM: THE GODDESS IN THE WOOD -- Part 3. THE QUEST FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY: THE BHOPAL DISASTER RE-VISITED 2014 -- CONTENTS -- 1. THE BACKGROUND TO THE BHOPAL GAS TRAGEDY -- 2. THE CONTAMINATION CONTINUES AT THE FACTORY SITE IN BHOPAL -- 3. OPTIONS FOR, AND DELAYS IN, DISPOSING OF THE BHOPAL TOXIC WASTE -- 4. WHO SHOULD ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE 1984 GAS CATASTROPHE AT THE UCIL PLANT IN BHOPAL, AND THE CONTAMINATION LEFT AT THE ABANDONED FACTORY? -- 5. CONCLUSIONS.