Working with environmental economists
Awareness of environmental degradation, culminating in the broad global transformations of human-caused climate change, is no longer a peripheral issue. And while there may be some debate of climate change, a simple denial is no longer an option in light of the data and the agreement of 97 per cent...
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sg-smu-ink.soss_research-51162024-01-04T07:25:18Z Working with environmental economists RIEGER, Annika Marie RIEGER, Joerg Awareness of environmental degradation, culminating in the broad global transformations of human-caused climate change, is no longer a peripheral issue. And while there may be some debate of climate change, a simple denial is no longer an option in light of the data and the agreement of 97 per cent of scientists. In light of the sheer magnitude of the challenge, which has the potential to threaten human survival, much of what we know must be rethought, including traditional academic disciplines. In this essay, an environmental sociologist and a theologian enter into a conversation with environmental economists and others concerned about the relation of ecology, economics and religion for the sake of developing constructive proposals for the way forward.... 2019-12-01T08:00:00Z text application/pdf https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/soss_research/3858 info:doi/10.5040/9780567675187.0013 https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/context/soss_research/article/5116/viewcontent/Rieger___Rieger_2019.pdf http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ Research Collection School of Social Sciences eng Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University environmental degradation climate change global transformations human-caused awareness denial data scientists magnitude challenge human survival traditional academic disciplines environmental sociologist theologian environmental economists ecology economics religion constructive proposals Place and Environment Religion |
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Awareness of environmental degradation, culminating in the broad global transformations of human-caused climate change, is no longer a peripheral issue. And while there may be some debate of climate change, a simple denial is no longer an option in light of the data and the agreement of 97 per cent of scientists. In light of the sheer magnitude of the challenge, which has the potential to threaten human survival, much of what we know must be rethought, including traditional academic disciplines. In this essay, an environmental sociologist and a theologian enter into a conversation with environmental economists and others concerned about the relation of ecology, economics and religion for the sake of developing constructive proposals for the way forward.... |
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