Harvard Seminar on Environmental Values

Wednesday, October 18, 2000

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"How Much is Enough?: The Environmental Moment as
a Pivot Point in Human History."

by

Bill McKibben

Fellow
The Center for the Study of Values in Public Life
The Divinity School
Harvard University

Some Readings and Research Materials

Resources Prepared by
Timothy C. Weiskel
for the
Harvard Seminar on Environmental Values
Meeting of
October 18, 2000
[Abstract of Presentation | Full Text of Paper | Biographical Background of Speaker]
       N.B.    Bill McKibben as asked that participants in this seminar session prepare for thie discussion by reading beforehand the article entitled: "Why the future doesn't need us," by Bill Joy, from Wired Magazine, April 2000. [Joy argues in this article that our most powerful 21st-century technologies - robotics, genetic engineering, and nanotech - are threatening to make humans an endangered species.]

Some of Bill McKibben's Books:

Other Sources of Interest:

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