Focusing on the intersection of theology and ethics within environmental discourse, this book addresses the cultural shifts needed for the "Great Transformation." It identifies patterns and blind spots in current ethical discussions related to ecological crises. By incorporating dynamic, creation-theological, and interreligious perspectives, it highlights developments influenced by the encyclical Laudato si'. This work serves as a comprehensive resource on environmental ethics, aiming to deepen understanding and foster action in the emerging field of ecological transformation.
