Climate Justice
Movements and moments for climate justice: From copenhagen to cancun via Cochabamba
... Cochabamba was an appropriate space to develop upon the open questions of climate justice and the relationship between movements and the state. The election of Evo Morales in 2005, Bolivia’s first ...
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Climate justice and energy : applying international principles to UK residential energy policy
... environmental justice including in this journal ...on climate change mitigation and ...for climate change mitigation, particularly between developed and developing ...
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Fossil Fuel Divestment: The Power and Promise of a Student Movement for Climate Justice
... the Climate Justice ...of Climate Change analysis within the movement, I recommend further initiatives to disseminate Climate Justice knowledge so that the DSN does not become ...
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COP15 and Beyond: Politics, Protest and Climate Justice
... First, Kelvin Mason revisits some of the passionate exchanges in the lead up to COP15, specifically around the ideological differences within the climate justice movement. Participants in the ASB process ...
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Media and the Geographies of Climate Justice: Indigenous Peoples, Nature and the Geopolitics of Climate Change
... defines justice, in its basic form, as parity of ...and climate justice answers to these questions of (mis)framing are crucial if we hope to identify “[…] an appropriate venue within which victims ...
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Movements and Moments for Climate Justice: From Copenhagen to Cancun via Cochabamba
... ‘climate justice’ can be the banner under which this ‘other’ movement occurs is open to question, but the closure of the contestation that took us from Copenhagen to Cancun suggests that such an opportunity ...
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Climate justice, commons, and degrowth
... human economies throughout human history. Collective governance systems that prevent privatization and thus maintain livelihoods for entire communities are increasingly recognized by climate justice ac- ...
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Climate Justice, Gender, and Intersectionality
... and climate researchers emphasize the importance of an intersectional standpoint – recognizing that each person’s complex identity affects how they are implicated and affected by climate change (Godfrey and ...
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Exorbitant Responsibility:Geographies of Climate Justice
... pursue climate justice is to ask what kind of social world we inhabit – to probe its ruptures, imbalances, ...to climate change, it is also vital to recognize the acknowledging widespread capacities ...
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Contesting climate justice in the city : examining politics and practice in urban climate change experiments
... of climate change are seen to lie outside the ...for climate change and/or expertise to address it participate, this may be a necessary part of the ...for climate change action, their visions of ...
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Gender and Climate Justice in Canada: Stories from the Grassroots
... by climate change isn't a future one, but is made up of the little people we love who are running around right ...on Climate Change says we need to reduce emissions by 40-70% by ...
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9. From Kyoto to Paris, the Strong versus Weak, a Snap Guide in Pursuit of Climate Justice
... Abstract: Climate change, also referred to as global warming, denotes the rise in normal superficial temperatures on ...that climate change is essentially due to human use of fossil fuels, which discharges ...
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“On what terms can we speak?” Refusal, resurgence and climate justice
... social climate that will determine future relationships with country and each ...the climate change challenges we face, the manner in which we engage with species, both human and non-human on a global ...
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Exploring gender and climate justice: A multiscalar analysis of gender mainstreaming in climate change adaption evidence from Malawi
... on climate change, there has been a noted increase in engagement with intersectional feminism, which aims to move past the homogenous views of gender inequality presented to ...
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Experiences of host communities with carbon market projects: towards multi-level climate justice
... As experience has shown, what counts as sustainable development contribution at the national level is not necessarily in the interest of local communities. Hence, the distribution of benefits and burdens between these ...
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Preserving Legal Avenues For Climate Justice In Florida Post-American Electric Power
... that climate change imposed on public lands, infrastructure, and health, while the trusts alleged that climate change would irreparably harm fauna and rare species of flora on trust-owned and operated ...
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Climate justice campaigns and environmental refugees
... environmental justice, earlier brought to bear on urban industrial environmental problems, including the siting of toxic waste dumps, polluting chemical industries and waste processing facilities in largely black ...
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Notions of ecological citizenship in climate justice campaigns
... Notions of Ecological Citizenship “… polluting nations have an onus of responsibility to look after and provide for people who are grossly affected and would have the most extreme lev[r] ...
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From climate change to climate action to climate justice : an ecological neo Gramscian analysis of ecosocialism’s potential
... phenomena and are both used by scientists depending on the context, scientific bodies such as NASA use the term ‘climate change’ in their public communications (Conway 2008). ‘Climate change’ is also the ...
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Just transition : integrating climate, energy and environmental justice
... energy justice literature on the Arctic ...by climate change or Global South ...energy justice research has revealed the need to divest in fossil fuels (Healy and Barry, 2017), whilst embracing ...
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