Abstract:

Since the time of its existence, human beings have endeavored to meet their needs and to know the environment. However, researching the environment and trying to learn new information has also brought harm to nature. The rapid population growth and urbanization that we have experienced in the century caused many imbalances in the system of people's relations with the environment. If the economic and social conditions created by the Industrial Revolution have developed a reaction to the individualism of those days; the global deterioration brought about by the use of intensive technology in our time has brought us the understanding that we are all responsible for the environment. Raw material and nutrient production and distribution required by the increasing urban population, rapid increase of means of transportation, adverse effects of industrialization and technological progress on the natural environment have given current importance to various problems called environmental problems. Responsibility comes to responsibilities, liabilities and responsibilities. It is called the failure of the person to undertake the consequences of his imperfect actions. Social responsibility is that individuals act in a collective manner. It is within the scope of social responsibility to be sensitive and ethical towards individual, cultural, social, economic and environmental problems and needs. The most important goal in social responsibility is social benefit. We have just realized that we are responsible for the environment as an individual and as a society. To this day, the concept of responsibility was always perceived in a narrow sense. It is now felt in a larger structure; not only for today but also for the future. If the society we live in today is a devastating, disruptive culture that does not have its surroundings, the society will be able to leave nothing for the future. In this context, the study looks at a conservative view of the environment for the sake of social responsibility and is based on literature review.

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