Collection Description

Climate Ethics

Globethics.net Climate ethics collection is focusing on the gathering of latest scientific and journalistic documentation available on the ethical and theoretical framework around climate change regulation and ethics, including the problematic tendency toward "climate deregulation", i. e. mesures taken to scale back climate mitigation standards.

In: his review of S. Gardiner and D. Weisbach (2016): Debating Climate Ethics (Oxford: UP), Byron Williston explains the normative issue around climate ethics, as directly related to:

"The stated goal of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) [which] is to ensure that greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere are stabilized so that "dangerous anthropogenic interference" in the climate system is avoided. In December 2015, (...) the Conference of Parties, met in Paris and agreed that the only way to prevent such interference is to keep average global temperatures "well below" 2°C relative to the pre-industrial baseline (...) Meeting the target -- or even just avoiding the path of catastrophe we are already on, which is taking us to a 5°C world -- will require bold policy innovation. The question is, what theoretical tools best equip us to understand the challenge?" (NDPR, 2016.11.20).

Globethics.net Library provides updated research papers showing the promises of progress, and good will as well as the concrete risks of regressus, inherent to this intergenerational problem and moral dilemma. The whole collection has been updated as of February 2018.

Classification tree: Overview

BA1 Reference works
BA2 Institutional documents
BA3 Climate ethics themes
BA4 Climate ethics by geographical areas

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Classification tree
BA1     Reference works
BA11 Encyclopedias
BA12 Dictionaries
  BA13 Bibliographies
  BA14 Handbooks/methodologies
  BA15 Book reviews
  BA16 Theses and dissertations

BA2 Institutional documents
BA21 General
BA22 International and intergovernmental organisations
  BA221 Intergovernmental panel on climate change (IPCC)
  BA222 United Nations institutions and agencies
  BA223 Others
BA23 Continental governmental organisations
BA24 National Governments
BA25 International Non-governmental organisations
BA26 Continental non-governmental organisations
BA27 National non-governmental organisations
BA28 Other

BA3 Climate Ethics Themes
  BA31 General
  BA32 Climate Justice Principles
BA321 Generalities
BA322 Climate Justice Principles
BA323 Human Rights
BA324 Intergenerational Justice
BA325 Other
  BA33 Climate and Sciences
BA331 General
BA332 Agriculture/food
BA333 Biodiversity
BA334 Natural resources
BA335 Technologies/geoengineering
BA336 Climate skepticism/Science communication
BA337 Other
BA34 Climate and Development
BA341 General
BA342 Poverty, human vulnerability or climate vulnerability and risks
BA343 Refugees/migration
BA344 Woman/gender
BA345 Indigenous people
BA346 Peasants
BA347 Adaptation/Lifestyle change
BA348 Demography
BA349 Other
  BA35 Climate and Economy
BA351 General
BA352 Economic development
BA353 Financing climate change
BA354 Emissions trade
BA355 Trade
BA356 Other
  BA36 Climate and Energy
BA361 General
BA362 Non renewable energy
BA363 Renewable Energy
BA364 Other

  BA37 Climate and Politics
BA371 Utility, right to pay for compensation and the liberal democratic point of view
BA372 Majority and the radical democratic point of view
BA373 Equality of consideration and respect and the socialist point of view
BA374 Identity, culture and the communautarian point of view
BA375 Legal texts/Law
BA376   Neoliberal reaction and politics of deregulation
  BA38 Climate and religion
BA381 General
BA382 Buddhist ethics
BA383 Christian ethics
  BA3831 General
BA3832 Orthodox ethics
BA3833 Catholic ethics
  BA3834 Protestant ethics
BA384 Confucian ethics
BA385 Hindu ethics
BA386 Islamic ethics
BA387 Jewish ethics
BA388 Ecumenic or interreligious ethics
BA389 Philosophy and climate change

BA4 Climate ethics by geographical areas
BA41 Global level
BA42 Continental level
BA421 Asia -Oceania
BA422 Africa
BA423 Europe
BA424 Latin America
BA425 North America

New Articles

	Responsibility: a principle to resume in bioethical reflection 2019-07-08 Info:eu-repo/semantics/article By Zapata-Ospina, Juan Pablo; Ninguno Science and its arm, technology, may focus on an anthropocentric logic if they insist in rely only on satisfying human needs at the expense of the mastery (or destruction) of nature and coexisting spe...
	Bending the Curve: Climate Change Solutions 2019-06-20 Monograph By Ramanathan, Veerabhadran; Aines, Roger; Auffhammer, Max; Bar... Climate change is an urgent problem. Because it is causing new weather extremes and fatal catastrophes, climate change is better termed climate disruption. Bending the curve to flatten the upward traj...
	Pensare l’ecologia attraverso il lavoro, partendo da una critica del valore. Repliche ai miei critici 2019-06-03 Article By Leonardi, Emanuele The paper aims at providing some clarifications concerning the commentaries collected in this symposium. It starts by situating the reflection within climate mobilizations in Italy in March 2019. Sub...
	Beyond Science and Technology: Creating Planetary Health Needs Not Just ‘Head Stuff’, but Social Engagement and ‘Heart, Gut and Spirit’ Stuff 2019-06-01 Article By Trevor Hancock I have been involved in studying and working within what is now called the Anthropocene for almost 50 years, and in all that time, not only have we failed to make much progress, but the state of the E...
	Gas Flaring and Low Carbon Development: A Comparative Analysis of Nigeria, UK and Alberta 2019-06 Master thesis By Mene, Boritsefere Elizabeth; Lucas, Alastair R.; Stewart, Fe... Abstract I bet if the environment could talk, it would have many things to say. If the environment could challenge certain actions by humankind on its person, everyone would have an earful. Sadly...

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