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Advancing Climate Justice in Africa: A Survey of Civil Society Capacities, Geopolitical Trust, and P warming to 1.5?℃, to deliver sufficient levels of climate finance, and to prove enough transfer of technology to nations of the Global South. The final section examines PACJA members policy advocacy and engagement including: participation in international dialogue on climate change, support for the

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The Impact of Climate Change on the Gender Security of Indigenous Women in Latin Americaations, churches, and authoritarian governments. Latin America, especially Central America and Mexico (Mesoamerica), are highly affected by climate change. Indigenous women are also the poorest in the whole region. They have a limited capacity for adaptation and little governmental support. They oft

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Climate Risks in an Unequal Society: The Question of Climate Justice in Indiaices perpetuate. For this, it adopts three main principles of climate justice, consisting of equity, a rights-based approach, and sustainability. Following this, it discusses India‘s climate policy and the existing institutional framework and actions to respond to climate change at the national and

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Litigating for Climate Justice–Chasing a Chimera?lutions, similar to those adopted by the courts in the United States, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands. An analyses of the approach taken by courts in developing nations namely in the Philippines, South Africa, and Pakistan that have compelled governments and corporates to meet their climate

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Can the Global South Count on the U.S. Climate Movement? Support for Compensatory Climate Justice Amhe U.S. should provide such compensation. The results of ordered logistical regression indicate that as political ideology moves closer to the extremely liberal end of the spectrum the stronger the levels of support for compensatory climate justice. Men, non-whites, participants in the 2014 protest

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Eco-Feminisms in Theory and Practice in the Global South: India, South Africa, and Ecuadorfluence climate justice movements: India, South Africa, and Ecuador. We aim to summarize competing theoretical eco-feminist approaches and to show the merits (and, in some cases, limitations) of “justice,” and “equity” claims (e.g., for ecological reparations such as “climate debt”), as well as conc

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