The climate justice industry continues to replicate historic inequalities by excluding surrounding communities from decision-making authority and economic benefits.
Excerpt from Daily Maverick. Original publication ↗
Source: Daily Maverick
Les industriels mettent le pied sur le frein en matière d’investissements, redoutant de nouveaux prélèvements. La concurrence chinoise et la lenteur de Bruxelles les préoccupent aussi.
In a suburb that has previously recorded peaks of 50.1C on extreme heat days during summer, the new airport could essentially act as a "heat sink", heating up millions of surrounding homes.
Nepal’s disaster showed adaptation funding to help people withstand extreme events would cost less than paying for the damage afterwards
The challenge is not simply how to decarbonise the global economy, but whether the transition can overcome the structural inequalities that have long shaped economic development.