By Ines Omann — Addressing the climate crisis requires deep and rapid social and economic transformations that will have significant impacts on citizens’ lives and behaviours. There is a growing recognition that such transformations need to engage the public directly (Averchenkova 2024).
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By Andrew L. Fanning, Doughnut Economics Action Lab and ESEE Board Member — Loss and damage refers to burdens caused by the climate crisis that cannot be avoided through mitigation or reduced through adaptation. Examples include the loss of lives, capabilities, and ecosystem services through exposure to unprecedented heat and sea-level rise, or rebuilding infrastructure and relocating homes after extreme storms and flooding.
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By Federico Scirchio, Independent researcher and activist in the (Italian) Network of Political Ecology — The World Congress for Climate Justice took place in Milan (Italy) on October 12-15 this year. This radical event brought together more than 60 collectives, associations and political groups that make up the dense climate justice archipelago. The main idea was to create the ‘First International for Climate Justice’.
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