Climate Change and Its Ethical Challenges

Climate Change and Its Ethical Challenges

Periodically, an article is selected from The Bahá'í World volume archives and highlighted here. In this article, first published in The Bahá’í World 2005-2006, Arthur Dahl explores ethical concepts and spiritual principles necessary to transform society in order to make solutions to global warming possible.

By Arthur Lyon Dahl

The Natural World, Science & Technology

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