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Twenty ethical questions that the US press should ask opponents of climate change policies.

Brown, Donald A.
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Brown, Donald A.
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climate change
climate ethics
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Political ethics
Environmental ethics
Governance and ethics
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Climate Ethics
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"This post identifies twenty questions that the US press has failed to ask opponents of proposed US climate change policies that should be asked if climate change raises civilization challenging ethical issues. To understand why these questions should be asked, it is first necessary to review the kinds of arguments that have usually been made in opposition to US climate change policies, programs, and legislation and why these arguments fail to deal with the profound ethical questions raised by the threat of human induced climate change."(p. 1)
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2010-02
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