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“One Person, One Share” of the Atmosphere

by Peter Singer March 25, 2009

For most of human existence, people living only short distances apart might as well have been living in separate worlds. As a result, our moral intuitions evolved to deal with problems within our community, rather than with the impact of our actions on those far away.

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perspectives

What We Talk about When We Talk about Climate

by Howard Silverman

What we talk about when we talk about climate is the story of social-ecological relationships, with all their uncertainties and fact-value entanglements.

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Seeking Climate Reconciliation

by Howard Silverman

Under business-as-usual climate projections, many of today’s children would grow up to become both perpetrators and victims.

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Climate Change as a Perfect Moral Storm

by Stephen Gardiner

Climate change brings together global and intergenerational challenges to our ability to behave ethically.

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media library

Climate, Worldviews and Cultural Theory

This typology plots acceptance of social controls against levels of social commitment to derive four worldviews.

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Climate, Information, Perception and Behavior

Connie Roser-Renouf and Matthew Nisbet survey and evaluate a wide range of studies on climate-change related values, opinions, perceptions, preferences, knowledge and behavior.

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our compass

350.org

350.org is an international campaign to build a worldwide movement for climate action.

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on the wire
March 11, 2010