#climate-justice

#climate-justice

The climate crisis profoundly affects young people's mental health, leading to widespread eco-anxiety.

Young individuals express feelings of betrayal towards inadequate governmental action on climate change.

Climate Week NYC accelerates climate action through collaboration among leaders and diverse groups, spotlighting innovative climate solutions and essential topics like justice and food security.

Universities must transform into climate justice institutions to effectively address the climate crisis and social issues.

High temperatures significantly threaten the health of individuals and the economy in countries like Gambia and Burkina Faso due to the climate emergency.

The ICJ is addressing the largest climate case, with Pacific nations holding major polluters accountable for climate change impacts they did not cause.

COP29 aims to mobilize global action to limit warming to 1.5°C, with significant focus on climate finance and support for vulnerable communities.

Fossil fuels no longer serve a viable future; leaders must choose sustainable pathways to protect generations against climate impacts.