Threat of global warming: a moral dimension (from the perspective of the philosophy of integralism)

The article discusses the comprehension of the problem of global warming, which is in the center of attention of specialists in various fields of scientific knowledge, and society as a whole over the past decades. This problem became the goal of the work of several international summits, in this regard they developed a number of agreements aimed at protecting the environment from the constantly increasing anthropogenic load. It is noted that the search for a solution to the problem of global climate change is carried out mainly through the lens of political decisions and agreements. But we believe that it is necessary to turn to the human nature, his most important moral component for a successful search for adequate ways to solve the problem under consideration, as well as other equally significant global problems. Without understanding this generic aspect of a human, any solution to problems common to humanity seems to be ineffective and impossible. We also emphasize the like-mindedness of the views of the outstanding Russian-American thinker, scientist P. A. Sorokin, the author of the concept of the society and human integrity.