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Who dies first? Whom do we sacrifice first? Ethical Aspects of Climate Justice

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Stückelberger, Christoph
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justice
climate ethics
hope
business ethics
intergenerational justice
distributive justice
environment
values
principles
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Political ethics
Religious ethics
Environmental ethics
Development ethics
Spirituality and ethics
Resources ethics
Ethics of global commons
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Climate Ethics
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The basic ethical question related to Climate change is no more if it happens and when. It is reality. The basic ethical question today is if how to invest and distribute limited resources for the threefold duty of prevention, mitigation and adaptation related to climate change in order to minimize the number of victims. Climate change besomes a question of climate justice. The article develops 14 criteria of climate justice with proposals for politics, economy and religions. "Is there still hope?" is then the question for theological and spiritual orientation from a Christian perspective.
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2008-08
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