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| Deep
Ecology |
Some basic definitions of Deep Ecology. |
| Eco-Philosophy
Center |
Furthers
ecological awareness, ecological values, and other means
which are necessary to heal the Earth, and find meaningful
and sustainable lifestyles. |
| Environmental
Ethics |
Provides
information on environmental ethics appropriate for
university students and others. |
| Environmental
Ethics |
Graduate
program in environmental ethics at the University of
North Texas |
| The
Environmental Ethics & Public Policy Program at Harvard |
Trains
students to conduct their own ongoing research on the
ethical implications of important environmental issues. |
| Environmental
Ethics Resources - jBogen.com |
Essays
on issues related to environmental ethics and activism
together with a comprehensive list of environmental
ethics and philosophy resources. |
| Environmental
Ethics Resources on WWW |
Hierarchical
listing of environmental ethics resources available
on-line |
| Ethics
Updates: Environmental Ethics |
Directory
of papers, news articles, links, and other resources
to sites on the topic. |
| Fund
for Christian Ecology |
Christian
Ecology is that branch of Christian thought dedicated
to the development and application of traditional and/or
cutting-edge Christian thinking to the problem of environmental
destruction and the resulting planetary crisis. |
| The
Green Fuse |
Aims
to make environmental philosophy accessible to a wide
audience, with briefings on key topics, a glossary and
a resource section. |
| Narrow
Ridge Earth Literacy Center |
An
inspiration for sustainable living in the mountains
of East Tennessee, ecological programs, meeting facilities
and retreat activities, set amidst its continuing interests
in community, sustainability and spirituality. |
| New
Century, New Science, New Values: Environmental Thinking
for the 21st Century |
The
Environmental Ethics and Public Policy Program of the
Harvard Divinity School focuses on the explicit and
implicit values which inform policy decisions made by
individuals, non-governmental groups, corporations and
governments affecting all aspects of the environment. |
| Stanford
Encyclopedia of Philosophy - Environmental Ethics |
Article
on the moral relationship of humans to the environment;
by Andrew Brennan and Yeuk-Sze Lo. |