In their book Climate Change Justice, Eric Posner and David Weisbach advocate adoption of an economically optimal …

are global in scope and unprecedented in scale. It is a global justice issue in which the benefits of a policy or action …

chemicals associated with human activity. But the Conference’s inability to satisfactorily address the reality that the world … decision, raises significant doubt about the efficacy and equity of the treaty. Attempts at the recent World Summit on … agenda of civil society has steered a quite different course centered on an interest in ecological justice. Indeed, the …

)colonialism and the highly uneven structure of globalized world order), this article argues that ‘climate justice' is more likely to …The recent high-level emergence of ‘climate justice' in the normative and policy discourse addressing the social and …

out the justice implications of 1.5°C-consistent modelled pathways, focusing on fossil fuel extraction, critical resources …

States has relatively less to lose from climate change. In these circumstances, what does justice require the United States … risk from climate change are poor. This argument from distributive justice is complemented by an argument from corrective … justice: The existing "stock" of greenhouse gas emissions owes a great deal to the past actions of the United States, and many …

property rights from more fundamental norms of justice as represented by human rights. It then clarifies that the distribution … of emissions rights within a state does not raise fundamental questions of justice, but that between states such … comprehended within a single framework of justice, this must encompass a more comprehensive view of how the command of all natural …