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Cairns, John
Keywords
sustainability
environmental ethics
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Methods of ethics
Environmental ethics

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/171821
Abstract
ABSTRACT: The quest for sustainable use of the planet will require evidence, analysis and judgment from a wide array of disciplines. In order to produce a systematic and orderly analysis of this information, a synthesis will be essential. This synthesis will be generated most effectively if the individuals designing the research and providing the data interact in a variety of ways. Disciplines are isolated from each other and not accustomed to working together; however, this isolation is changing rapidly. Still, there are many issues not yet satisfactorily resolved. This manuscript illustrates these issues and makes suggestions for improving the situation. KEY WORDS: Interdisciplinary ethics · Consilience · Academic hierarchy · Sustainability
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2001
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