Overview
I'm working on a philosophy question and need the explanation and answer to help me learn.
1. Why does O'Hara claim that climate change / global warming is not a problem that can be solved?
2. What moral advantage does O'Hara ascribe to conservatism over social contract-style liberals when it comes to how the environment is used by humans?
3. What role do the concepts of "first nature" and "second nature" play in Bookchin's discussion of social ecology (e.g. as compared with biocentrism and other such views)?