The Moral Roots of Climate Crisis

5/16/2013

"We live on a planet that is alive and whose soul is composed of the tremendously vital sequences of climate patterns that unite all lands and all humans in one organism. From this cosmological perspective it may be possible to imagine morally responsible scientific approaches to problem solving where human needs and the needs of the Earth as a living being interact. From this cosmologically significant point of view we may hopefully be able to say in the future that climate is the soul of the Earth."

See full article here: The Moral Roots of the Climate Crisis (Interview with Dennis Klocek on Climate Study for Das Goetheanum, 2004)

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