Describe a (hypothetical or actual) problem or dilemma related to sustainability or environmental ethics, describe why it is a problem and why it is difficult to solve
Historical Context
How the problem developed, similar or related historical problems
Implications
Political
Describe governmental jurisdiction over this issue and dilemmas for lawmakers, current laws/precedents related to the problem
Economic
Describe economic issues related to the problem
Social
Describe social groups this problem impacts and who needs to be taken into account in its solution
References
Case study references
Additional resources
What would a philosopher do?
Respond to these questions: How would a philosopher, approach responding to the problem outlined in this case study, and what are some responses they might offer?
What elements of the case would they be most likely to focus on and why?
What kinds of questions would they ask?
What kinds of disciplinary approaches or methodology might they use?
In answering these questions, draw from existing literature from this discipline where possible, considering especially how similar problems have been approached.
Teaching Resources
How might an instructor in philosophy incorporate this case study into their course readings, discussions, and assignments?
What would an XX Do?
Respond to these questions: How would an XX, approach responding to the problem outlined in this case study, and what are some responses they might offer?
What elements of the case would they be most likely to focus on and why?
What kinds of questions would they ask?
What kinds of disciplinary approaches or methodology might they use?
In answering these questions, draw from existing literature from this discipline where possible, considering especially how similar problems have been approached.
Teaching Resources
How might an instructor in XX incorporate this case study into their course readings, discussions, and assignments?
