| 1247 | -- | 1252 | Sabine Roeser. Introduction to the Special Issue on Climate Ethics: Uncertainty, Values and Policy |
| 1253 | -- | 1271 | Idil Boran. Principles of Public Reason in the UNFCCC: Rethinking the Equity Framework |
| 1273 | -- | 1287 | Steve Vanderheiden. Territorial Rights and Carbon Sinks |
| 1289 | -- | 1306 | Behnam Taebi, Azar Safari. On Effectiveness and Legitimacy of 'Shaming' as a Strategy for Combatting Climate Change |
| 1307 | -- | 1331 | Servaas Storm. How the Invisible Hand is Supposed to Adjust the Natural Thermostat: A Guide for the Perplexed |
| 1333 | -- | 1349 | Conrad Heilmann. Values in Time Discounting |
| 1351 | -- | 1367 | Dennis Bray, Hans von Storch. The Normative Orientations of Climate Scientists |
| 1369 | -- | 1386 | Gabrielle Wong-Parodi, Wandi Bruine de Bruin. Informing Public Perceptions About Climate Change: A 'Mental Models' Approach |
| 1387 | -- | 1407 | Dominic Roser. The Irrelevance of the Risk-Uncertainty Distinction |
| 1409 | -- | 1430 | Philip Robichaud. Is Ignorance of Climate Change Culpable? |
| 1431 | -- | 1452 | Rob Lawlor, Helen Morley. Climate Change and Professional Responsibility: A Declaration of Helsinki for Engineers |
| 1453 | -- | 1459 | Glen Miller, Tong Li. Toward a Dirty Environmental Ethics: From Theoria to Techné - Mark Coeckelbergh: Environmental Skill: Motivation, Knowledge, and the Possibility of a Non-Romantic Environmental Ethics, Routledge, New York, 2015, 218 pp+index, ISBN: 978-1-138-88557-8 |