Hi folks:

The responses to my query below were all over the map (and lots were
general ways to think about things, rather than specific readings). Not
easily summarizable, but instead I'll send you the list of readings I
settled on for the first week of class.

The broader idea of this class session was assembling the building blocks
of different types of things we could care about/focus on when deciding
about creating environmental policy.

Patricia Balvanera et al, “Conserving Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services,”
Science 291(5511) (16 March 2001), p. 2047.

Peter Singer, “All Animals Are Equal,” Philosophical Exchange 1 (1974), pp.
103–116.

Alison Dundes Renteln, “Environmental Rights vs. Cultural Rights,” Carnegie
Council for Ethics and International Affairs, Spring 2004, 3 pp.

Robert W. Lake, “Volunteers, NIMBYs, and Environmental Justice: Dilemmas of
Democratic Practice,” in Antipode 28(2) (1996), pp. 160-174.

Alasdair Cochrane, “Holistic Entities” and “Deep Ecology,” in Environmental
Ethics/Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy,
http://www.iep.utm.edu/envi-eth/#SH1c

Thanks to all who made suggestions.

Beth

On Mon, Jan 1, 2018 at 9:40 AM, Beth DeSombre <[email protected]>
wrote:

> Hi folks:
>
> I'm re-doing my Environmental Policy seminar syllabus for the spring, and
> want to have an initial week on different types of reasons for protecting
> the environment/addressing environmental problems.  My hope is to have a
> different reading for each of a variety of (different types of) reasons we
> could care about the environment.
>
> Things like:
> -nature's value in its own terms
> -the advantages to people generally in having a protected env (ecosystem
> services)
> -the value to us in caring for nature
> -issues of environmental justice
> -any other types of reasons? (looking for suggestions)
>
> If you have an article or chapter to suggest (including your own), please
> pass them on!
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Beth
>

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