Response: Climate Change: All About How We Love the World
Emmanuel Foro
March 16, 2015
During the next two weeks we will focus on the impact of climate change on development. For this first week, the central question to address is how the increasing urgency of climate change threats is affecting development agendas and operations. What changes are occurring, and what resources does Catholic social thought bring both to the academic conversation, and work on the ground? This week’s conversation brings together CST scholars from the United States and Kenya and students blogging for the Global Future of Development from Georgetown and the University of Toronto to consider these questions.
related | Explore more of the dialogue among some 20 bloggers based at Jesuit institutions worldwide.
In the Series
Response: Disaster-induced Displacement and Development
Jonas Bergmann
March 16, 2015
Response: Ethical Imperatives for the Developed World in Light of Climate Change
James P. O’Sullivan
March 16, 2015
Response: Water Scarcity and the Climate Change Multiplier in the Middle East
Noureen Ramzy
March 16, 2015
Response: Water Water Everywhere, Not a Drop to Drink
Savannah Kochinke
March 16, 2015
About the Author
Thomas Banchoff
Thomas Banchoff is director of the Berkley Center for Religion, Peace, and World Affairs and serves as vice president for global engagement at Georgetown University, where he is a professor in the Department of Government and the Walsh School of Foreign Service.
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