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EARTH ETHICS 1989 Fall Thinking About Values, by Neil Sampson, Barbara Dean, Bryan Norton, and Mollie Beattie. Four editorial advisors speak out on the reasons why discussion about the values that affect our environment is so important. Planetary Progress, by Thomas Berry. Progress with minimal regard for well-being of the life systems of the planet and the role that religious traditions play. Economics, Environment, and Community, by Herman Daly. Questioning the prevailing economic theories and envisioning an economics that is more supportive of a whole earth community. Protecting the Global Commons, by Gro Harlem Brundtland. Excerpts from the Norwegian Prime Minister's May 2 address at the Smithsonian Institution Symposium on Global Change. Thinking Like a Mountain, by Aldo Leopold. Essay on a personal experience in hunting. |
