Abstract
Radical Existentialist Exercise
Highlights
The problem of climate change raises some important philosophical, existential questions
Managing Procreation: An alternative to Piecemeal Approaches Measures aimed at reducing greenhouse gases by nudging individuals and corporations may have a positive effect, but if their behavior is not climate neutral, they continue to contribute to climate change
Reducing the number of people appears to provide a solution to both problems: people who do not exist do not contribute to climate change, and renewable energy could meet the demand of a smaller population
Summary
The problem of climate change raises some important philosophical, existential questions. Solving the problem of climate change in the long run by halting the procreation of human beings is controversial. Managing Procreation: An alternative to Piecemeal Approaches Measures aimed at reducing greenhouse gases by nudging individuals and corporations may have a positive effect, but if their behavior is not climate neutral, they continue to contribute to climate change.
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