Social Work in the Ecological Crisis

Abstract

With the advent of modern technology, human activity has altered the biosphere in ways that are harmful to living systems. As a result, human populations face a series of difficult challenges, such as economic and geographic displacement and adverse changes in health. Social work can play an important role in facilitating human adaptation to such ecological change. To do so, the profession will need to articulate values and purposes that encompass ecological concerns.

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