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1. Micro Case: You are a carpenter hired to build play-house for a six-year old in the back-yard for a small family of three (mother, father, and the six-year old). They have given you permission to 'do what you feel is right' as you build the play house. The back yard includes a gigantic tree, forest, and river-bed. Numerous animals can be seen living there. You need the money, so you must take the job. You have some options: A) You could make morg money if you cut down the tree, sold the wood, and build the play house in the same spot. B) You could also build the play-house in the tree. C) You could also build the play-house closer to the home. City by-laws suggest you would have to cut down the tree before you could build a play-house in the back-yard, and you will get in trouble if you build too close to the family home. But the conservation authority prohibits cutting any trees that close to the forest. You may get in trouble no matter what you do, but what you do will likely get the laws reviewed and bring change. You need to tell the parents what you will do and why. What do you tell them? Present your argument and make reference to the terms learned in Unit 6 about anthropocentric and bio-centric perspectives, your ethical perspective, and what the stakes are from various perspectives