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PHILOSOPHICAL ASPECT OF CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE SAKHA REPUBLIC (YAKUTIA)
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Climate change has an increasingly significant impact on the lives of people around the world. In this context, of particular interest is the study of the philosophical aspect of climate change in the Sakha Republic (Yakutia). The study is based on a philosophical analysis of climate change, as well as a generalization of the opinions on environmental issues. The main method is a logical-analytical approach to revealing the philosophical context of climate change in the context of Yakutia. A philosophical view of climate change in Yakutia emphasizes not only technical aspects of the changes, but also draws attention to the importance of socio-ecological aspects of this problem. Philosophical analysis allows us to consider the issue of climate change as a socio-ecological phenomenon that requires an integrated approach including ecological consciousness, deep understanding and adoption of appropriate social decisions as climate change causes changes in the mentality and culture of the local population. Rising temperatures, drought, flood, forest fires and other climate changes create new challenges for society and require comprehension at a philosophical level. The philosophical aspect of climate change in Yakutia provides an in-depth analysis of the problem that allows us to consider climate change as a complex socio-ecological phenomenon that requires an integrated approach that includes eco-philosophical aspects. It emphasizes the need to integrate climate aspects into social consciousness of the local population of the region and make it eco-philosophical one.
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