Introduction Part I: Animals
1. Animal Cognition and Moral Status
2. Eating
3. Experimentation
4. Companion Animals
5. Species and Wildlife
6. Wild Animals
7. Hunting Part II: Land
8. Forests
9. Mountains: Rethinking Thinking Like a Mountain
10. Wilderness
11. National Parks
12. Landscape
13. Property Part III: Water
14. Water Quality and Availability
15. Wetlands
16. Rivers and Watersheds
17. Ocean Policy
18. Fishing and Harvesting
19. The Ethics of Marine Protected Areas Part IV: Climate
20. Moral Bases of Responses to Climate Change
21. Climate Modeling
22. Climate Change Mitigation
23. Climate Justice and Equity
24. Geoengineering
25. Skepticism and Denialism Part V: Energy and Extraction
26. Fossil Fuels
27. Mining
28. Nuclear Power
29. Hydropower
30. Renewable Energy
31. Natural Gas and Fracking
32. Energy Poverty Part VI: Cities
33. Urban Sustainability
34. Urban Parks and Open Space
35. Suburbs and Exurbs
36. Transportation
37. Waste and Consumption Part VII: Agriculture
38. Food
39. Industrial Agriculture
40. Biotechnology
41. Sustainable Agriculture
42. Community Gardens Part VIII: Environmental Transformation
43. Remediation
44. Restoration
45. Assisted Migration and Reintroduction
46. Zoos and Conservation
47. Rewilding
48. Novel Ecosystems Part IX: Policy Frameworks and Response Measures
49. Pollution and Polluter Pays
50. Constitutional Rights
51. Libertarianism
52. Prediction and Forecasting
53. Disaster Response Part X: Regulatory Tools
54. Command and Control
55. Economic Instruments
56. Cost-Benefit Analysis
57. Risk Assessment
58. Precautionary Principles
59. Adaptive Management Part XI: Advocacy and Activism
60. Education
61. Everyday Aesthetics
62. Community Participation
63. Environmental Justice
64. Environmental Civil Disobedience
65. Lawbreaking and Ecoterrorism