Identify a moral dilemma in environmental ethics.

Identify a moral dilemma in environmental ethics.Proposal content: a description of your topic including the two opposing sides that make it a dilemma. At this stage you need not include the fictional situation unless you have thought it through already. The instructor simply needs to be told enough to determine that your topic is appropriate for the course, that you have thought seriously about your case and, and that you clearly understand the dilemma. You should conclude with a short list (3 or 4) resources you consulted to make your choice of topic. Elaborating the context:The dilemma should have two opposing sides, each with its own arguments. The two sides will have competing goods; that is, benefits that will come if their actions are taken or principles they do not want to compromise. Of course, each side will likely also have harms that will result if their preferred actions are taken, a fact that their opponent will use against them. The sharper the conflict between the two sides the easier it will be to write the case. Chose Case: Animal sacrifice: Freedom of religion vs. animal cruelty/liberation.