A wealthy industrialist protests against government regulations forcing a clean-up of his polluting processes.He argues that the clean-up will cost too much and that it is humanity's right to have mastery over the environment.Which term best defines his position?

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The industrialist's position is anthropocentric because he believes that humanity has a right to master the environment at the expense of environmental health and biodiversity. His focus is entirely on human needs and benefits, without considering the long-term consequences for the planet and other species.

A Wealthy Industrialist Protests Against Government Regulations Forcing a Clean-Up