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Climate Justice

Fighting the climate crisis is a political, social, cultural, economic, and environmental issue

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June 2024

Hypocrisy and Dystopia in Bonn

David Williams, Tetet Lauron and Ibrahima Thiam

Apr. 2024

Two Years to Save the World from Climate Breakdown?

Gaya Sriskanthan and Tetet Lauron

Mar. 2024

Why the Climate Justice Movement Cares about Gaza

Kavita Naidu

Jan. 2024

Northern Lights? Nordic Lessons for the Just Transition

Duroyan Fertl

Nov. 2023

The Future of Climate Finance: Will COP28 Further the Onward March Towards Increased Debt and Dependence on Markets?

Gaya Sriskanthan, Tetet Nera Lauron, Nadja Charaby

Nov. 2023

The Debt and Climate Crises Intersected in Marrakesh

David Williams, Tetet Lauron and Nadja Charaby

Oct. 2023

Cracking Cancer in East Texas

Johannes Streeck

Sep. 2023

Want to Avoid Climate Disasters? Protect Environmental Defenders

David Williams

July 2023

What Happened on Loss and Damage at the 2023 Bonn Climate Conference and Where We Are on the Road to COP28?

The Loss and Damage Collaboration

June 2023

The Bridgetown Initiative – Fit to Finance Climate Justice?

Gaya Sriskanthan, Tetet Lauron, David Williams

May 2023

How a UN Resolution Could Help Hold Countries to Account on Climate Action

International Climate Justice Program

May 2023

Overcoming the Least Developed Countries (LDC) Conundrum

Tetet Nera-Lauron

Mar. 2023

We Know the Damage, but Who Will Foot the Bill?

David Williams

Dec. 2022

A Tale of Two COPs

Gaya Sriskanthan, Katja Voigt, Nadja Charaby, Tetet Lauron, David Williams

Protesters for Loss and Damage at COP27

Dec. 2022

What Happened at COP27 on Loss and Damage and What Comes Next?

The Loss and Damage Collaboration

Nov. 2022

The Operationalisation of a Fit for Purpose Santiago Network for Loss and Damage: An African Perspective

The Loss and Damage Collaboration

Protestors hold a placard that reads:

Nov. 2022

No Chance of Romance Without Climate Finance

Tetet Lauron and David Williams

Oct. 2022

Only People Power Can Save the Climate

Tetet Nera-Lauron

Oct. 2022

The Loss and Damage Negotiations Under the UNFCCC

International Climate Justice Program

Aug. 2022

Looking Back on Bali

International Climate Justice Program

Aug. 2022

On the Road to COP27: Stockholm +50 and the Intersessional Climate Talks

International Climate Justice Program

Mar. 2022

No Climate Justice without Gender Equality

Mar. 2022

An Atlas of Human Suffering

David Williams

Oct. 2021

Degrowth and Revolutionary Organizing

Jamie Tyberg and Erica Jung

Oct. 2020

A Green New Deal for Public Transport

Hayley Richardson

Sep. 2020

California’s Apocalyptic ‘Second Nature’

Mike Davis

Apr. 2020

Apart, Together.

Ethan Earle

Dec. 2019

Strong Unions and Communities

Katja Voigt and Aaron Eisenberg

June 2017

Paris Is Burning

Jamie Hare

Dec. 2015

Connecting Anti-Austerity and Climate Justice Policies

Asbjørn Wahl

Oct. 2014

Germany’s Energiewende: Achievements and Challenges

Hans Thie