Understanding the cultural dimensions of climate change requires understanding its
religious aspects. Insofar as climate change is entangled with humans, it is also entangled …

Although religions are major social actors and institutions with considerable reach, relatively
little social science research has focused specifically on the interaction of religious bodies …

Herein we provide a comprehensive review of research pertinent to Lynn White, Jr's
contentions in 'The Historical Roots of Our Ecologic Crisis'(1967) about the negative …

Around the globe, the impacts of climate change are increasing the risk of catastrophic
events and the resulting loss of human life and communities. Until now, responses to these …

This dissertation works to accomplish two goals. First, it defends Jay Garfield's interpretation
of Buddhist ethics as a moral phenomenology and develops this ethical system through the …

The impacts of climate change are increasingly undermining human, national, and
international securities. Scholarly and practical responses prioritize secular and modern …

Faith-based organisations (FBOs) are an increasingly salient and active presence in climate
action at the United Nations (UN) and the UN itself increasingly seeks out engagement with …

Introduction During the past decade, many scholars—including both natural and social
scientists—have begun to think and talk about climate change with a new kind of urgency …