An ethical concern is a problem that requires someone to choose between alternatives to label something as "right" or "wrong", hence the ethical part.
So, I assume that ethical concern, regarding research, is when you must label different sources as obtaining proper information, or if it's incorrect(?).
I'm only guessing here, sorry, but that's the best I have.
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2:9 is equivalent, but i cant see the ratio table
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United Nations Conference on Environment and Development(UNCED)
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The conference was held in 1992 at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (June 3–14, 1992), to reconcile worldwide economic development with protection of the environment, The Statement of Principles on Forests, aimed at preserving the world’s rapidly vanishing tropical rainforests, is a nonbinding statement recommending that nations monitor and assess the impact of development on their forest resources and take steps to limit the damage done to them.
<span>Diamond is an evolutionary biologist, interested in adaptations, and he proceeds to speculate that New Guineans exhibit these heightened-mental-activity traits in response to their environment, which presents them with constant and varied challenges. He gets away with it because (1) this statement is buried inside his main thesis, which is in accord with the fundamental dogma (Western superiority is just an accident of geography), and (2) his superior racial group is non-white, and it's okay to call whites inferior</span>
