Causing Global Warming

Gunnemyr, Mattias

doi:10.1007/s10677-019-09990-w

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“…Elizabeth Cripps’ work on collective action for climate change, Christian Barry and Gerhard Øverland’s work on individual responsibility and emissions, my own arguments about the inevitability of climate outcomes, along with plenty of other more theoretical work (Barry & Øverland, 2015 ; Cripps, 2013 ; Funkhouser, 2002 ; Gunnemyr, 2019 ; Hale, 2011 ; Budolfson, 2021 , seem to operate along these lines. It is probably no accident that Martin Bunzl’s early research initially took up problems of overdetermination as well, but has shifted in recent years to uncertainty and risk in collective problems like climate change (Bunzl, 2014 ).…”

Section: The Causal Overdetermination Argumentmentioning

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Indeterminacy and impotence

Hale

2022

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Recent work in applied ethics has advanced a raft of arguments regarding individual responsibilities to address collective challenges like climate change or the welfare and environmental impacts of meat production. Frequently, such arguments suggest that individual actors have a responsibility to be more conscientious with their consumption decisions, that they can and should harness the power of the market to bring about a desired outcome. A common response to these arguments, and a challenge in particular to act-consequentialist reasoning, is that it “makes no difference” if one takes conscious consumption action or not – that one is “causally impotent” to change an outcome. In this paper, I break causal impotence objections into three distinct lines of argument and present causal indeterminacy as a third, unexplored variation of much more common causal impotence lines. I suggest that the causal indeterminacy argument presents additional challenges to consequentialist moral theory because it acknowledges that individual actions can have an impact on outcome, but suggests instead that the outcome can neither be known nor secured by the action itself.

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Section: The Causal Overdetermination Argumentmentioning

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Indeterminacy and impotence

Hale

2022

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“…Notice that while we assume this type of individual difference, the perspective has a substantial literature supporting it (Almassi, 2012;Gunnemyr, 2019;Hourdequin, 2010;Sandberg, 2011;Sandler, 2010;Zoller, 2015). The scope of this work does not allow for a complete argument in favor of this position, which is another reason to assume it.…”

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The Morality of Carbon Offsets for Luxury Emissions

Broadhead

Placani

2021

World Futures

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Carbon offsetting remains contentious within, at least, philosophy. By posing and then answering a general question about an aspect of the morality of carbon offsetting-Does carbon offsetting make luxury emissions morally permissible?-this essay helps to lessen some of the topic's contentiousness. Its central question is answered by arguing and defending the view that carbon offsetting makes luxury emissions morally permissible by counteracting potential harm. This essay then shows how this argument links to and offers a common starting point for further examination of offsetting across various disciplines and domains, such as policy and other branches of philosophy like the ethics of risk.

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“…The spread of infectious diseases can be influenced by alterations in climate patterns, as vectors such as mosquitoes and ticks extend their habitats into previously unoccupied areas. [4].…”

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Model of Digital Marketing Communication of Sprite Rebranding

Susilo,

Dizon

2023

ATHENA

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Sprite is a widely recognised beverage brand renowned for its popular carbonated soft drinks worldwide. Among the various marketing models available, there exists a multitude of models that include diverse data. However, Sprite is demonstrating a distinct approach. While the consumption of soda is not widely prevalent in Indonesia, Sprite has implemented extensive promotional strategies to target and captivate the market, particularly the younger demographic. This study employed the Krippendorf Content Analysis approach to examine the Sprite Digital marketing Communication operations on Social media. According to the official Instagram account of the corporation in question, there appears to be a singular focus on promoting sustainability, with a particular emphasis on the efforts undertaken by the Sprite brand. Therefore, Sprite's commitment to a specific marketing strategy aimed at a significant objective demonstrates their capacity for sustainable development. The intricacy of Sprite's operational processes is once again demonstrated through the utilisation of digital content analysis

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Causing Global Warming

Cited by 19 publications

References 42 publications

Indeterminacy and impotence

Indeterminacy and impotence

The Morality of Carbon Offsets for Luxury Emissions

Model of Digital Marketing Communication of Sprite Rebranding

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