Ecological ethics in the context of climate change: feminist and indigenous critique of modernity

From the personal to the political, from the individual to the efforts of entire nations, from green companies to the United Nations, climate change continues to worsen despite our "best efforts". This paper examines the complexities of leadership, the reliance on traditional economics, and the complication of population growth, to outline the context and the possibilities for really transforming the dominant norms that are unable to avert increasing carbon dioxide equivalent emissions.