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Climate Change, Uncertainty and Ethical Superstorms,ation of the cumulative cost of carbon dioxide emissions shows that developed countries bear the primary responsibility for climate change. A mutual debt cancellation between developed countries’ carbon debts versus developing countries’ conventional monetary debt would solve past grievances, while

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Book 2021erms of how they perceive human agency within the Earth system. Two geoscientific perspectives and fourteen narratives from various cultural, social and political viewpoints contextualise geosciences in the World(s) of the Anthropocene..

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,über die Hausgeburt in den Niederlanden,d to describe how social actors can confront their life-in-society in systemic terms valuing the interdependence between the personal and the public sphere. In particular, the likelihood of making ethical action possible would depend on the extent to which individuals interiorise and experience the

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Familiensoziologische Forschung, and the legal system morph to include both human and non-human interests in their operations. This second shift implies the performative functions of economics, after the geocentric turn, to incorporate the geosciences and the life sciences. In the Earth as a community of advantage, geoethics would