Question

(Ethical Dilemma)

Answer 1

Answer:

(Ethical Dilemma)

The American car battery industry

a) I will establish contact with battery recyclers in the U.S. to work out a good arrangement with them to collect the old batteries periodically.  Some favorable terms with the recyclers will rake in some revenue on disposal.  Alternatively, I will search for resellers who export to some recyclers in Mexico or other countries, which operate with reasonable ethical environmental standards and get them to buy the old batteries.  I am aware that not all the recyclers in Mexico will be following less demanding standards.  My shop can work through such recyclers.

b) As a manager of a large retailer with responsibility for the disposal of thousands of used batteries each day, I will seek to understand that correct environmental standards are being followed by the buyers of used batteries in the US, Mexico, or elsewhere before selling to them.  Non-compliance with ethical and environmental requirements do not just jeopardize the health of those directly involved, the health of many others are also in danger.  I cannot only be interested in selling off used batteries, I will ensure that the environmental footprint is not too high, because I, my family, and my business live and operate in the environment.  We must conserve a clean environment for the continued health of all.

Explanation:

Ethical environmental matters affect every living person.  The future is put in danger if nothing is done rightly today.