Template:Pearce-death-ethics

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  Ethics as if Your Life Depended on It
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  Responses to Commentaries on “Ethics as if Your Life Depended on It”
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  Quantifying the Human Mortality Costs of Patent-based Intellectual Property: How Many Premature Deaths are due to Patents?
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  Response to a Critique: Errors with Acri’s Opinion Piece Defending IP, While Premature Deaths Pile Up from Patents
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  Government Economics of Expanding Canada’s Medical Assistance in Dying to Vulnerable Populations and the Ethical Implications of Allowing the State to Control Death
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  Revisiting National Life Expectancy: The Effect of Including Prenatal Deaths in Canada
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  Land use for alcohol production and its implications for food security and public health: A case study of the United States
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  Reassessing Recreational Cannabis Cultivation Through a Sustainability Lens: Public Health Externalities and Agricultural Opportunity Costs in Canada
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  Quantifying Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Human Deaths to Guide Energy Policy
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  The monetary relationship between carbon emissions and mortality: a review
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  The Unexpected Reason Firms Should Institute Policies to Remove Email Signatures: Quantifying Human Mortality Costs of Email Signature-based Reputation Signaling
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  Towards Quantifiable Metrics Warranting Industry-Wide Corporate Death Penalties
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  Potential lives saved by replacing coal with solar photovoltaic electricity production in the U.S.
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  Detecting Covert Legal Killing to Stop A New Approach to Terrorist Intention
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  Investing to kill: return on investment of tobacco companies compared to high-mortality and neutral industries

keywords = ethics, medical ethics, mortality, human deaths