In my opinion, the most compelling ethical reasoning for the existence of those present to bring about a sustainable energy future is the one made in regards to intergenerational justice. The key sustainability concept of intergenerational justice, therefore, includes parental responsibility to meet their moral responsibilities to their children such that an unbroken chain of obligation might link current and future generations across the ages. (Kibert, 83). And the least compelling argument for having such a moral obligation is, “whatever is actually going to get done in, say, the next decade, to move towards a sustainable balance of population and resources is going to be so pathetically inadequate that it really does not matter how far it
