Search Results - "climate justice"

Climate Justice in the Australian city by MacCallum, Diana, Hillier, J., Steele, W., Houston, D., Byrne, J.

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Whither justice? An analysis of climate change responses from South East Queensland, Australia by MacCallum, Diana, Byrne, J., Steele, W.

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Planning the Climate-just City by Steele, W., MacCallum, Diana, Byrne, J., Houston, D.

“…In our normative quest for the climate-just city we offer a conceptual and analytical framework for integrating the principles of climate justice and equity into urban planning thinking and practice.…”
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Societal concerns by Bogueva, Diana, Marinova, Dora, Wäechter, Natalia, Tekiner, Ismail

“…Generation Z is already an influential global cohort with strong stances about social, economic, and climate justice. According to the Global Gen Z Survey, worries about racism, sexism, limitations on personal freedom and homophobia are the top social justice concerns while education, poverty, access to health care, access to viable and affordable housing, and cost of higher education top the list of economic justice concerns. …”
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The challenges and exigencies in enforcing the Paris Agreement: from the perspective of Bangladesh by Jahan, Ramisa

“…Nevertheless, such initiatives have also been criticized as ineffective due to multiple reasons, for instance, the inactivity of developed nations in observing their obligations, developing nation’s lack of scientific expertise and economic means and their reliance on cooperation from developed countries; the absence of an international forum to enforce climate justice and so on. Although climate change is a universal concern, its effects and adversities primarily tend to have a devastating impact on nations with vulnerable geographical locations. …”
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Pathways linking climate change and HIV/AIDS: An updated conceptual framework and implications for the Philippines by Guinto, Renzo R, Cahatol, Joshua Joel F., Lazaro, Kris Yvan Mari S., Salazar, Anna Flora Natividad Cruz

“…The HIV/AIDS and climate justice movements must also join forces in calling for accelerated worldwide decline in greenhouse gas emissions from all sectors to stabilize the global climate - this will benefit not just people affected by HIV/AIDS but everyone.…”
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