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	BIONOTE.HTM
		Holmes Rolston is University Distinguished Professor of philosophy at Colorado State University.
		Rolston was distinguished lecturer at the 28th Nobel Conference, 1992, at Gustavus Adolphus College, Minnesota, authorized by the Nobel Foundation, Stockholm.
		Rolston is listed in Who's Who in the World (23rd edition, 2006, and earlier), Who's Who in America (59th edition, 2005, and earlier), in Who's Who in Religion (3rd edition, 1986), Who's Who in Science and Engineering (8th edition, 2005-2006, and earlier), and in Who's Who in American Education (7th edition, 2006-2007, and earlier).
	lamar.colostate.edu /~rolston/bionote.htm (1055 words)

	Environmental Ethics
		It would be wrong, Rolston maintained, to eliminate a rare butterfly species simply to increase the monetary value of specimens already held by collectors.
		Like Routley's ‘last man’ arguments, Rolston's example is meant to draw attention to a kind of action that seems morally dubious and yet is not clearly ruled out or condemned by traditional anthropocentric ethical views.
		Rolston (1996), for instance, claims that humans are a kind of planetary ‘cancer’.
	plato.stanford.edu /entries/ethics-environmental (9430 words)

	ISEE Newsletter: Vol. 6, No. 2, Summer 1995
		Holmes Rolston is visiting professor at the University of Stellenbosh, Stellenbosch, South Africa, in July and August, sponsored by the Department of Philosophy and its Unit for Environmental Ethics.
		The compiler of the bibliography, from whom disks may be obtained is: Holmes Rolston, III, Department of Philosophy, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO 80523, USA.
		Holmes Rolston, III, Colorado State University, is the area editor for environmental ethics and animal welfare issues.
	www.cep.unt.edu /ISEE/ns6-2-95.htm (17636 words)

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