Religious Environmentalism and Environmental Activism
Roger S. Gottlieb
Abstract
Roger S. Gottlieb
Abstract
While there is typically more bad news than good about the environment, one optimistic development in the last three decades is the emergence of a specifically religious environmentalism. This chapter first defines religious environmentalism and then shows its connection to environmental activism, raising questions about it as a phenomenon that is simultaneously religious, environmental, and political.
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While there is typically more bad news than good about the environment, one optimistic development in the last three decades is the emergence of a specifically religious environmentalism. This chapter first defines religious environmentalism and then shows its connection to environmental activism, raising questions about it as a phenomenon that is simultaneously religious, environmental, and political.
Key concepts: Environmentalism, Environmental ethics, Politics, Environmental movement, Sociology, Political science, Philosophy, Law