Sustainability science – and what’s needed beyond science
@article{Reitan2005SustainabilityS, title={Sustainability science – and what’s needed beyond science}, author={Paul H. Reitan}, journal={Sustainability: Science, Practice and Policy}, year={2005}, volume={1}, pages={77 - 80} }
Abstract Why would anyone write outside of their field of certified expertise? Why would an author venture beyond known and “safe” disciplinary boundaries? I do, of course, think beyond “safe” boundaries and I have ideas that I want to discuss with others. For many years I “stretched” my environmental science students to consider the necessarily uncertain long-term implications of the science and some of the associated moral issues. I have also begun to try to stretch – just a little – the… CONTINUE READING
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