dear beth and others,
as you probably know there is alot of work in environmental philosophy that
discusses a variety of reasons for protecting the environment. i
critically discuss some of them in 'ethics and the environment: an
introduction, available here:
BEth
AN interesting article linking SJ and the environment to Rev. Martin Luther
King...
Opinion | Dr. King’s Interconnected World
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Opinion | Dr. King’s Interconnected World
By Drew Dellinger In his last Christmas sermon, Martin Luther King
I have been using the Catskill watersheds for my classes as well.
kevin
On 1/3/2018 12:10 PM, Peter M Haas wrote:
For exploring the economic value of ecosystem services, I've used the
case study of analyzing the protection of the NYC public water supply
watershed in the Catskills. There are
Deirdre McCloskey offers the classical economic argument that the problem is
inadequate economic growth. He alludes to the liberal argument that
democracy/representation plus economic resources solves everything, but comes
down on the economic side. He has a 3 volume (with more to come) set
Hi Beth,very cool! In the past I've used excerpts from Aldo Leopold's Sand
County Almanac to start a discussion on the intrinsic value of nature. But I'd
be interested in other perhaps more updated references that highlight this.
For exploring the economic value of ecosystem services, I've used
Hi folks:
I'm re-doing my Environmental Policy seminar syllabus for the spring, and
want to have an initial week on different types of reasons for protecting
the environment/addressing environmental problems. My hope is to have a
different reading for each of a variety of (different types of)
