Climate change poses a challenge to bioethics due to overpopulation and a declining
quality of life, among other factors. In this article, we discuss four scenarios of possible …

There is no longer any doubt that the coming decades will bring serious threats to humanity
from anthropogenic climate change. As we have suggested elsewhere, horrible scenarios …

Because climate change threatens human welfare across the globe, in both near and distant
future, we need a philosophical concept of well-being that reflects such a large scope. This …

According to the 4th Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change,
released in 2007, global climate change (GCC) constitutes a grave threat to human …

There is no quality in human nature, which causes more fatal errors in our conduct, than that
which leads us to prefer whatever is present to the distant and remote, and makes us desire …

This introduction to the special issue on climate puts individual contributions in context.
Climate change is the result of the current civilization paradigm and its modes of cognition …

Disasters are of many kinds, but at least two can be distinguished using Greek terms:
tragedies and catastrophes (I know,“what joy”, to quote the popular song based on Psalm …

We are facing a terrifying moment in human history, but also a miraculous moment. At the
very time when climate change threatens our species with extinction, we not only know that …

This introduction to the special issue on climate puts individual contributions in context.
Climate change is the result of the current civilization paradigm and its modes of cognition …

This paper considers the role of scientific expertise and moral reasoning in the decision
making process involved in climate-change issues. It points to an unresolved moral dilemma …