Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026): Philosophy and Reason - Preview Edition
Articles

Culturally Responsive Behavior

Kenneth Russell
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Eileen Mellon
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Becky Scott
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Vol.1 No. 1 (2026):Philosophy and Reason - Preview Edition

Published 2026-06-16

Keywords

  • Energy,
  • Dan River,
  • Ecological Damages,
  • Culturally Responsive Behavior

How to Cite

Russell, K., Mellon, E., & Scott, B. (2026). Culturally Responsive Behavior. Philosophy and Reason, 1(1), 5–14. https://doi.org/10.67644/pandr.v1i1.1854

Abstract

Duke Energy is one of the top 10 energy producers in the US. In a period of transformation over the last decades, Duke emerged from being a sleepy, regional electric utility to one of the largest energy companies in the world. Its executives, managers, and line employees have experienced unprecedented change as the company has grown and acquired new divisions, new people, and new cultures. During this growth transformation, ecological damages such as spills from Duke Energy coal ash retention ponds have upset the balance of the Dan River, an important water resource.