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Climate Discussion

 

New! Philosophy Textbook available from Cognella

 

Links

  • New! Farm Machinery Locator
  • Sedona Mago Retreat
  • The Pope and Climate
  • Ecowatch
  • Reducitarianism
  • Red Meat Issues
  • Life Off Grid
  • Climate Change 2014 (pdf)
  • Friends of the Earth
  • Rethinking Food (WWF)
  • Green World Rising
  • Busy Bee (Earth Day History)
  • Philosophical Hiking
  • Open Access Journals
  • Eating (TEDX)
  • 350.org
  • NASA Climate Change
  • Earth Day 2015
  • My Sedona
  • CSU Earth Day 2010
  • Sustainable Arizona
  • The Wilderness Society
  • Astronomers W/O Borders
  • Dark Skys
  • Keep Sedona Beautiful
  • Earth Day Celebration
  • Sun-Earth Day and NASA
  • Earth Day History
  • Intro To Environmental Ethics

Feeds and Websites

  • Philosophical Quest
  • Astronomy
  • Philosophy@MERLOT
  • BlackboardLearn
  • iTunes Ethics Podcasts
  • Wilderness Society News
  • K6KDB (amateur radio)

This website will promote environmental ethics and, in addition, will seek to encourage students of philosophy to consider environmental ethics as an academic undertakings. More..

 

To Walk In Beauty

 

 

An Intro to Enviromental Ethics

 

Here is an introduction to environmental ethics--an interview with James Cameron, director of the movie Avatar follows. Please feel free to browse the website. And, don't forget to take the Ecological Footprint Quiz! My score has been bettered through my move to a rural area in the high desert. But, once it was up to 4.5 Earths! What's your score? You can get a second opinion here at Earthday Network. Worthy of your consideration, also, is this report: The Scientific Guide to Global Warming Skepticism. Make a contribution to the e-education blog. Share the results of your quiz!


 

As this website develops, our hope is to encourage philosophical discussion of important environmental issues and concerns. Stay tuned as we plant some seeds in the mental landscape.

© K.D. Borcoman 2018