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Show Notes
Can we humans be "good" when our collective and individual actions contribute to environmental crises like climate change, habitat loss and species extinction? What does "good" mean? And how do we proceed in the face of consequences of our impacts? These are deep questions. Philosopher and environmental spirituality scholar Roger Gottlieb explores the ambiguities, challenges and opportunities we face, in his new book "Morality and the Environmental Crisis," and in this conversation with fellow enviro-advocate and deep thinker/feeler, Earthworms host Jean Ponzi.
Give a listen. Your thoughts and responses will not disappoint. And you may well come away motivated and encouraged.
Music: Abdiel, performed live at KDHX by STL's own Dave Black
Thanks to Andy Heaslet, Earthworms techno-sustainable engineer
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