Geoethics for the Future

<p>About the editors<br>Acknowledgments<br>Introduction<br>Ouverture: Grounding Geoethics through Philosophical Analyses<br>1. The divergent philosophical and scientific accounts of the root of human ethics<br>2. Order and Place in Environmental Ethics and Aesthetics<br>3. The Relationship Between Human and Nature in Modern Culture<br>Geoethics and the Anthropocene: Defining an Ethical Framework for Earth System Governance<br>4. Making Sense of the Anthropocene: Facts, Meanings, Implications<br>5. Etiology of the Ecological Crisis: Building New Perspectives for Human Progress Through Geoethics<br>6. Geoethics and the Anthropocene: Five Perspectives<br>7. Challenging Buzzideas: Global Challenge Phrases Undermining Ethical Action<br>8. From Biophilia to Geophilia: A Challenging but Necessary Expansion<br>9. Geoethics in the Anthropocene: Law as a game changer<br>10. Matters of Environmental Politics to Inform Geoethics<br>11. Geoethical Thinking as Geogovernance: A Geopolitical Theology Perspective<br>12. Historic Perspectives for Responsible Earth System Governance<br>13. Earth system governance: A governance perspective on geoethics<br>Empowering the Geoscience-Society Interface with Geoethical Perspectives<br>14. Geoscience for Earth Stewardship, Sustainability and Human Well-being: A conceptual framework for integrating planet, prosperity and people<br>15. Geoscience-society interface: How to improve dialogue and build actions for the benefit of human communities<br>16. The Key Groups of Interest in Geoscience for Sustainability<br>17. Significance and Insights from Indigenous Communities in Latin America: Cultural and Societal Factors and Challenges in UNESCO Global Geoparks<br>18. Delivering Critical Raw Materials: Ecological, Ethical and Societal Issues<br>19. Critical Minerals and Rare Earths Elements: Ethical and Societal Considerations<br>20. The Future of Mining: Technical Progress and Its Implications<br>21. Strategic planning towards sustainable urban planning models? The case of municipal directors in Denmark<br>22. Multi-hazard analyses and their implications for the defense of society against natural phenomena<br>23. Responsible volcano risk management<br>24. Risk Communication in a Rapidly Evolving Environment: The Ethical and Societal Challenges<br>Geoethics to Shape New Educational Models for Future Planetary Citizens<br>25. Geoscience Education: Changing Paradigms<br>26. A global geoscientific skills gap is threatening a sustainable future<br>27. Educating on Sustainable Development in Latin America: Lights and Shadows<br>28. Effective Strategies, Data, and Tools for Teaching Geoethics<br>29. Engaging the climate crisis with art</p>