Stephen Gardiner’s A Perfect Moral Storm tries to uncover the way we are heading to the wrong direction in terms of maintaining sustainability. He has objected his work to focus on ethics in trying to explain what he is interested in, correlating it to the issue of climate change – arguably one of the most critical yet often overlooked global phenomenon. Perhaps the first question that might come to mind is: why ethics? Why not something else that is perhaps more obvious? This work of his is opened particularly on answering such questions. In such regards, Gardiner argues that the issue of climate change, or rather our reaction to it, is open to moral assessment and account for moral responsibility and important interests. Things which put us entirely in the ethics domain. The way the nature is utilized for the purpose of conducting activities would not have been there without humans following their moral and ethics...
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