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Roadmaps for the Future: Mexican Climate Experts on What Needs to Be Done
Dr. Rodolfo Lacy Tamayo: Architect of Sustainable Solutions for Mexico and Beyond As the world faces a pivotal moment in...
Roadmaps for the Future: Japanese Climate Experts on What Needs to Be Done
Dr. Yukari Takamura: Bridging Law, Policy, and Science to Accelerate Emissions Reductions As global efforts to combat climate change encounter...
Roadmaps for the Future: Indonesian Climate Experts on What Needs to Be Done
Dr. Masyita Crystallin: Driving Indonesia’s Equitable Transition to a Low-Carbon Economy One prominent Indonesian expert on climate policy and emissions...
Roadmaps for the Future: French Climate Experts on What Needs to Be Done
Dr. Valérie Masson-Delmotte: Leading French Climate Scientist and Advocate for Urgent Global Action Dr. Valérie Masson-Delmotte is one of France’s...
Roadmaps for the Future: Canadian Climate Experts on What Needs to Be Done
Gordon McBean: Leading Canadian Expert on Arctic Climate, Driving Action for a Resilient Future Professor Gordon McBean is a scientific...
Roadmaps for the Future: Brazilian Climate Experts on What Needs to Be Done
Lívio Giosa: A leader in the fight for sustainability in BrazilLívio Giosa is a Brazilian expert in sustainability and socio-environmental...
Roadmaps for the Future: Australian Climate Experts on What Needs to Be Done
Dr Joëlle Gergis – https://www.joellegergis.com/about She is an internationally recognized expert in Australian and Southern Hemisphere climate variability and change, having...
Access to renewable energy, waste management, and sustainable transportation is a climate justice priority in the US
It is increasingly important to involve marginalized and/or disadvantaged groups in decision-making and progressive action regarding renewable energy, waste management,...
Climate justice in the UK is not just an environmental issue—it is a profound social justice challenge that highlights the intersection of inequality, poverty, and sustainability
Climate justice addresses the unequal burdens created by climate change and seeks equitable solutions for vulnerable populations. In the United...
About five to seven percent of Turkey’s population is thought to live in energy poverty
In Türkiye, the shift toward a greener future isn’t reaching everyone in the same way. For many low-income families, particularly...
The energy transition in Spain will only be fair if all citizens have access to affordable and sustainable energy sources
A just climate transition aims to advance the development of a decarbonized economy by creating the right conditions to ensure...
Approximately 60% of rural households in South Africa lack access to electricity
Approximately 60% of rural households in South Africa lack access to electricity. Most low-income urban settlements lack access to renewable...
Marginalized groups in Saudi Arabia such as low-income migrant workers, rural Bedouin communities, and residents of underdeveloped urban peripheries often face climate justice issues
In Saudi Arabia, marginalized groups such as low-income migrant workers, rural Bedouin communities, and residents of underdeveloped urban peripheries often...
Nearly half of Nigeria’s population resides in rural areas, yet fewer than 30% have access to reliable electricity
Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, stands at a crossroads. While the country boasts vast oil reserves and abundant renewable energy...
Indigenous communities in rural areas, urban populations in informal settlements, and agricultural workers in regions like Chiapas, Oaxaca, and Guerrero are most at risk in Mexico
In the fight against climate change, climate justice stands as a beacon of hope and fairness. It reminds us that...
More robust regulatory mandates, greater decentralization, and targeted outreach to migrants and renters are necessary to prevent further marginalization of vulnerable groups in Japan
Inequality in Japan: Who Is Left Behind in the Transition to Renewables? Japan, a nation celebrated for its technological expertise...
Indonesia faces significant challenges in ensuring equal access to essential services like affordable renewable energy, transportation, and waste management
Indonesia, comprising more than 17,000 islands and over 270 million people, faces significant challenges in ensuring equal access to essential...
Government efforts in India to address the climate justice needs of vulnerable populations are often perceived to be inadequate
Poor and climate-vulnerable people in India live in coastal areas, hilly terrains, forests, and biodiverse regions. Most of the human...
Those affected by climate justice in Germany include low-income and single-parent families, migrants, the elderly, those with disabilities, and people living in rural areas
Families at the low end of the income scale are the most vulnerable to climate justice, as they are the...
By advocating for community-centered renewable projects, simplifying access to support programs, and investing in underserved areas, France can ensure that the benefits of the green transition are shared equitably
Overview While France has made notable progress in its transition to a low-carbon economy, significant disparities remain in access to...