Why “Culture” matters for planetary health

Abstract

The future health of human civilisation depends on the careful management of the planet's natural resources. This formidable challenge demands holistic, interdisciplinary problem-solving. Yet some research Cultures (distinguished, with a capital “C”, from typical designations of culture that are associated with values, religion, ritual practices, and so on) have gained more influence (such as through funding) than other research cultures in developing knowledge about and solutions for planetary health.

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