According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), America's two fastest-growing jobs through 2026 will be solar installer (105% growth) and wind technician (96% growth). These higher-paying jobs than traditional jobs in polluting industries (e.g., coal powered plants) will more than offset the income loss due to job loss in polluting industries. Thus, it is ethical for the U.S. government to promote the adoption of EVs based on which view of ethics?

	a.	utilitarianism
	b.	deontology
	c.	virtue ethics
	d.	justice ethics

is unethical to promote the adoption of EVs because it promotes more consumption or indulgence (i.e., buying EVs when your conventional gas vehicle is working fine), which goes against the principle of sustainable development of less consumption or restraint. This argument is consistent with:

	a.	utilitarianism
	b.	deontology
	c.	virtue ethics
	d.	justice ethics

Having car manufacturers comply with emission standards promulgated in the Clean Air Act of 1970, and amended in 1990 makes it ethical to promote the adoption of EVs based on which view of ethics from the government's point of view?

	a.	utilitarianism
	b.	deontology
	c.	virtue ethics
	d.	justice ethics