Routledge Education, Nature, and Society Research Book

Explore the complex relationship between environmental issues and the role of education in our global future. This book from the Routledge Research in Education series examines the deep divisions in how society approaches environmental challenges. While many believe education should focus on reducing our environmental footprint, others suggest that promoting economic growth is the best way to fund necessary solutions. This text investigates the foundations of these debates, looking at why these opposing views often lead to accusations of bad faith or poor science. It provides a deep look into how different perspectives on growth and sustainability shape our educational systems. For students, researchers, or anyone interested in the intersection of science, nature, and social structures, this book offers a detailed analysis of the arguments that define modern environmental discourse.