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Climate Funding And Justice : a Global Study

All over the world, issues pertaining to the phenomenon of climate change and of climate justice pose a crucial menace to world atmosphere, human life, and social climate. Its influence disproportionately affects vulnerable populations and exacerbate existing inequalities. While the view of climate justice has gained p...

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Climate justice and the difference principle: A justificatory approach to global climate governance

This article proposes the Global Climate Difference Principle (GCDP) as a forward-looking evaluative standard for assessing the moral permissibility of inequalities within global climate governance. Dominant burden-sharing principles, “Polluter Pays,” “Beneficiary Pays,” and “Ability to Pay,” identify who caused or can...

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The Emerging Legal Ecosystem for Global Corporate Climate Accountability: Amplifying or Diluting Responsibility?

Following the International Court of Justice’s (ICJ) Advisory Opinion on the Obligations of States in Respect of Climate Change , not only have States’ obligations and responsibilities regarding climate change come into greater focus, but so too have those of private corporate greenhouse gas (GHG) emitters. The I...

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The System Changes, Inequality Does Not

This article examines climate change as a systemic outcome of global inequality rather than a purely environmental failure. Drawing on a world-systems perspective, it argues that the contemporary climate crisis is embedded in the asymmetric distribution of economic, technological, and political power that structures th...

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Integrating Climate Change into Brazil’s Defense Policy

Climate change is increasingly recognized as a multidimensional threat to both human and state security, prompting governments to reconsider how to incorporate environmental risks into national defense strategies. Brazil presents a paradox in this context: while possessing exceptional environmental assets and playing a...

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A Rothbardian Approach to Climate Change

This article presents an application of Rothbardian environmental policy. It argues that the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and net zero by 2050 legislation have created a tort and that tort litigation should therefore be brought against them. Climate change is an interpersonal conflict to be resolved...

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