한국윤리교육학회

This paper explores human rights and justice in the era of climate change. To achieve this goal, I examine the ethical issues of moral hazard, moral corruption, and moral arrogance that are being raised in relation to ‘Solar Radiation Management’(SRM), which have emerged as a countermeasure to climate change for the first time. In addition, I argue that distributive justice that corresponds to the definition of the global environment according to the implementation of SRM project, and argue for procedural justice, intergenerational justice, and corrective justice. Finally, I propose the necessity of implementing SRM project based on weak anthropocentric environmental ethics and cosmopolitanism rather than human chauvinism or ecofascism.