Philosophy Case study

In several paragraphs, please answer the following case study question to the best of your ability. In answering these case study questions, you are reminded that they need to refer to ethical theories (Bentham, Mill, Kant, Rawls, and Aristotle) and inherent values (Life, Happiness, Equal Worth and Autonomy) to justify their answers. You may also refer to specific articles we have read and discussed in class You work for a large pulp and paper company that is situated in a very scenic community. The factory has provided jobs for the community for well over 30 years, has established itself as a major source of economic support in the area. It is situated on a major river and uses the water system as both a source of water for its facilities and for dumping its industrial waste. Your job is to carry out environmental impact assessments on the surrounding ecosystems on a yearly basis. You have worked there for five years and your position was created at the same time you were hired. Each year, you carefully submit a report that details the harms that are being caused to the river ecosystem by the factory's emissions. And each year, the company files the report quietly away. For the last five years, the pollution to the river has been within legally set limits. The emissions from the factory cause the death of fish water fowl and local frogs. Toxins leach in to the soil, and runoff has caused significant erosion of the river banks, affecting the habitat of water fowl. This year, the damage has continued, but the pollutants in the river are now well over the legally established limits. You stress this in your report and provide three major recommendations when you file it change the chemical composition of the materials being used, create run-off containment storage areas and create a fund to invest in habitat restoration. You are thanked and told to continue the good work. You receive an outstanding performance review and get a pay increase. But you notice that nothing is done to implement your recommendations. Six months after you file your report, you ask your supervisor whether anything will be done and she says that it's not your job to worry about that. What should you ethically do