Climate Change
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How global warming, ocean acidification and other human-caused changes to the environment are, and will, play out along with how Buddhists are reacting to the unfolding catastrophe.
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The article first identifies and assesses two different strategies used by advocates of Buddhist environmentalism in Thailand, one being textual and the other practical. Then, after laying out the deficiencies of the textual strategy, the article argues that the practical strategy offers a more meaningful basis for a discourse of Buddhist environmental concern.
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Loy’s central thesis is that there are common “spiritual roots” to our ecological crisis and the Buddhist soteriological structure, when properly understood and applied from the individual to the collective case, holds the key to our way out.
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