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\nISSN 8224 8250  \nADVANCING THE FIELD OF ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS AND  \nPHILOSOPHY SINCE 1990  \nPRESIDENT PHIL CAFARO  \nVICE-PRESIDENT BENJAMIN HALE  \nSECRETARY WILLIAM GROVE-FANNING  \nTREASURER ALLEN THOMPSON  \nNEWSLETTER EDITOR MATT FERKANY  \nWEBSITE MANAGER ALINE RAMOS  \nIN THIS ISSUE  \nGeneral announcements 3  \nArticle: What will Catholics do now about 6 climate change?  \nNew publications: Books 10  \nNew publications: Non-philosophy 13  \njournals  \nISEE business 18  \n| GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS |  |\n| --- | --- |\n\nREPORT FROM THE PRESIDENT ON THE 12TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE IN KIEL, GERMANY  \nThe 12th annual conference of the International Society for Environmental Ethics was held July 22nd to July 25th in Kiel , Germany, at the Christian Albrechts Universitat. Hosted by Konrad Ott and a crack team of organizers from CAU , this year ’s conference was titled “Environmental Ethics between Action and Reflection.” 160 scholars participated , from six continents and as faraway as South Africa and New Zealand , making this the largest ISEE conference yet.  \ngang in organizing it. Next year ’s will be at Pace University in New York City, June 29th to July 2 nd. Hope to see you there!  \nPhil Cafaro , outgoing ISEE President  \nPapers given covered a full range of issues within environmental ethics , from differentiated responsibilities to mitigate global climate change to the ethics of de extinction. Compared to previous years , participants seemed more critical of mainstream economic approaches to environmental problems. Keynote speakers included Clare Palmer (Texas A& M University) on “Staying in Place While the Climate Changes: Facilitated Adaptation and the Wildness of Wild Animals ,”Thomas Potthast (T übingen University) with an ecological talk titled “Biocoenosis or Living Community,” Darrel Moellendorf (Goethe University Frankfurt) on “Poverty and Dangerous Climate Change ,” and Alan Warde ( University of Manchester) on “Sustainable Consumption: Practices , Habits and Politics.”The full program can be found here.  \nIn addition to the scholarly talks and panel discussions , conference participants enjoyed half day excursions to nearby Geltinger Bi rk and the Dosenmoor, one of the last healthy bogs left in the area , and a full day trip to Wadden See National Park on the North Seacoast. There was also a lovely conference dinner at the Forstbaumschule , a biergarten inan urban forest. 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