Climate Change is a Moral Crisis. But Our Political System Doesn't Treat It That Way - TIME

[Dale W Jamieson]

for those of you who are interested in climate ethics, this isn't too bad a summary of some leading views.   but the writer missed the main point as far as i'm concerned:  the fundamental and distinctive moral challenge of climate change at this point has to do with living ethically in the face of the reality of climate change, rather than with reducing emissions. a challenge over which ethics has little reach. 

	Climate Change is a Moral Crisis. But Our Political System Doesn't Treat It That Way - TIME TIME It seems the moral imperative for climate action just isn't computing. In Europe, hope for the ambitious climate action we need was whittled away ... Flag as irrelevant