Climate Justice

Economic growth was long seen as the surest route to poverty eradication. That wisdom has since been dispelled. In its place, an emphasis on securing society-wide equality and wellbeing has emerged, but policymakers have yet to catch up.

Although geothermal energy remains one of the most promising of renewables, local communities across Europe have different experiences with it.

Separated by half a century in age, two Spanish activists share a common fight: defending the environment in a changing world.

Germany’s climate movement is trying to regain momentum by building alliances with trade unions and aligning climate action with social justice.  

Can storytelling and a realisation of our limitations help keep climate justice hopes alive against the odds?

A pioneer of climate action through litigation details his long journey to protect the planet.

Over the past decades, adaptation has gone from a stigmatised concept to a central pillar of debates on fighting global warming. This journey shines a light on the broader political and socioeconomic challenges that often paralyse climate action, and reveals the need for stronger and more effective global discussion forums.

Stella Levantesi says adaptation is a question of climate justice.

Tara Houska blasts Western arrogance and finds empowerment in stopping a pipeline.

How did the notion of energy transition come about, and what risks does it pose for meaningful climate action?