Introduction -- Science -- Economics -- Justice and fairness -- Private morality -- Goodness -- Uncertainty -- The future versus the present -- Lives -- Population -- Summary.;A philosopher discusses the climate change debate, including the science of greenhouse gasses, offsetting carbon emissions a
Climate matters: ethics in a warming world
β Scribed by Broome, John
- Publisher
- W. W. Norton & Company
- Year
- 2012
- Tongue
- English
- Series
- Amnesty International global ethics series
- Edition
- 1st ed
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
Introduction -- Science -- Economics -- Justice and fairness -- Private morality -- Goodness -- Uncertainty -- The future versus the present -- Lives -- Population -- Summary.;A philosopher discusses the climate change debate, including the science of greenhouse gasses, offsetting carbon emissions and the choices facing policymakers by filtering the issues through the universal philosophical standards of goodness and justice.
β¦ Table of Contents
Introduction --
Science --
Economics --
Justice and fairness --
Private morality --
Goodness --
Uncertainty --
The future versus the present --
Lives --
Population --
Summary.
β¦ Subjects
Climate Change;Climatic changes--Moral and ethical aspects;Environment;Environmental Policy;Global Warming;KlimaΓ€nderung;Klimaschutz;Society;Umweltethik;Environmental ethics;Nonfiction;Climatic changes -- Moral and ethical aspects;KlimaaΜnderung
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