The Environmental Crisis and Its Injustice. An (Inevitably Short) Introduction

Rivista di Estetica 75:3-16 (2020)
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Abstract

In the last decades, the environmental conditions of our planet have dramatically worsened. Consider that, for instance, due to the enormous increase of human made CO2 emissions (by about 90% since 1970), the planet’s average surface temperature has risen about 1.5 degrees Celsius since the 19th century, with most of this warming occurring in the last 35 years. As many scientists have noticed, this has hastened the melting of the glaciers and therefore brought about a rise in the sea level; e...

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Carlo Burelli
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