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Ethical Action for a Planet in Peril
Welcome to MORAL GROUND.
What will move people to act to save their beloved Earth?
What is required is the moral imperative to act. Climate change calls us to action based on values of justice, compassion, and personal integrity.
We are challenged to examine our choices as individuals and as citizens, and to live in ways that enhance all life, for all time.
What is missing is the moral imperative, the conviction that assuring our own comfort at a terrible price to the future is not worthy of us as moral beings. It is up to us to make individual choices about how we live.
What started as a book has become something larger. Over 100 contributors have lent their voices in calling on us to deal with the climate and environmental crises in a different way.
MORAL GROUND has taken off. Here you will find the answers, support, and encouragement you need to learn more, think in new ways, and take action.
Bonus Material
In addition to those essays in the book, we are happy to provide these extra inspirational and provocative essays and poems on the Moral Ground movement:
- “A Letter to Our Grandchildren from Students of the Natural World” by Jack E. Williams and Cindy Deacon Williams
- “Baby Earth” by Norman Habel
- “Conversation Amongst Rocks with Sun Dew” by Rosmarin
- “Hope for the Future” by Nel Noddings
- “Love to Our Future Friends” by Avner de-Shalit
- “Nature’s Dreaming” by Kaylynn Sullivan TwoTrees
- “Nothing” by Alana Summers
- “The Human Family, a Community of Peace” by His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI
- “The Simple Gift” by Beth Turner
- “The Universe Is Our Holy Book” by James D. Forbes
- “Thinking About the Unthinkable” by David Orr
- “Three Five O” by Fred Small
- “Triage” by Stephanie Mills
- “Will There Be Wolves in Paradise?” by Rolf O. Peterson