Friedericke Otto’s “Climate Injustice” explores the connections between climate change, inequality, and accountability for environmental damage through disaster analysis.
Book review: Climate Injustice, by Friedericke Otto
The International Court of Justice delivers watershed climate ruling
The ICJ ruled that countries must protect people and the environment from climate change, linking obligations to the Paris Agreement.
Pope Francis: The People’s climate champion, has died
Pope Francis, a climate advocate, emphasised social justice and ecological degradation, leaving a profound legacy upon his passing.
Film review: Finite – the climate of change
Jeremy Williams reviews Finite: The Climate of Change.
The Intersectional Environmentalist, by Leah Thomas
Jeremy Williams reviews The Intersectional Environmentalist.
Analysis: COP27 – The ghost of Loss and Damage comes back to haunt UN climate talks
Negotiators fail to make progress at COP27.
Opinion: The most climate privileged country on earth
Jeremy Williams on the world’s most climate-privileged countries.
Film review: Dear Future Children
We review Dear Future Children.
Opinion: The unequal impact of heatwaves
The world is warming unequally.
Analysis: Biden is ready to move on climate
Joe Biden lays down the groundwork for a climate ambitious administration.
A greener life, a greener world 