How just can a world be in the climate crisis? Climate change does not affect us all equally. Friederike Otto provides concrete examples through eight extreme weather events, illustrating what the real causes are, who is particularly affected, and above all, what climate justice truly means and what still needs to be done for it. Climate change does not destroy humanity, but it does destroy lives and livelihoods. We marvel at record temperatures, wind speeds, and rainfall amounts, but we ask too little about who is particularly exposed, who cannot recover, and why. Inequality and injustice are at the core of what makes climate change a problem for humanity. Therefore, fairness and global justice must also be at the heart of the solution. Climate justice concerns everyone.
Language | German |
topic | Social sciences |
Subtopic | Society and culture |
Author | Friederike Otto |
Number of pages | 336 |
Book cover | Hard cover |
Year | 2023 |
Item number | 36024889 |
Publisher | Ullstein |
Category | Reference books |
Release date | 28.12.2023 |
topic | Social sciences |
Subtopic | Society and culture |
Language | German |
Author | Friederike Otto |
Year | 2023 |
Number of pages | 336 |
Edition | 2 |
Book cover | Hard cover |
Year | 2023 |
CO₂-Emission | |
Climate contribution |
Height | 210 mm |
Width | 120 mm |
Weight | 396 g |
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