Exploring Integral Ecology in the Catholic Context

What are the various components of the ecological crisis?

• Technological advancements

• Urban development

• Economic growth

• Climate change and biodiversity loss

Why can't technological solutions alone solve the ecological crisis?

• They are too expensive

• They only address the symptoms

• Lack of innovation

• They are not sustainable

What does integral ecology emphasize?

• Individual actions

• Economic development

• Interconnectedness of all life

• Technological solutions

How are the ecological and human crises related?

• They are completely separate

• They have no relation

• One causes the other

• They are deeply interconnected

What drives the depletion of Earth's natural resources?

• Technological advancements

• Natural disasters

• Lack of awareness

• The insatiable desire for economic growth

What is at the heart of the ecological crisis?

• Industrial pollution

• Global warming

• Economic policies

• A human and spiritual crisis

What does forgetting our connection to nature lead to?

• Sustainable development

• Increased biodiversity

• Behaving as lords over creation

• Improved living standards

What mindset contributes to the ecological crisis?

• Viewing creation as an object to exploit

• Focusing on renewable resources

• Promoting biodiversity

• Reducing carbon footprint

How does integral ecology view nature?

• As a resource to exploit

• As a backdrop for human activity

• As a separate entity

• As an interconnected web of life

What is required to address the ecological crisis effectively?

• Increased funding

• Technological innovation

• A new way of thinking and acting

• More regulations