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Advance in Environmental Waste Management & Recycling(AEWMR)

ISSN: 2641-1784 | DOI: 10.33140/AEWMR

Impact Factor: 0.9

Climate Change, Human Rights and Justice

Abstract

UwajamboAlice and YuMing

The global climate crisis is not just a matter of fixing industry so that it can produce profitably and contaminate less. There is a far more pressing issue facing us: how to address the negative climate impacts of development that is irresponsible in terms of its human and environmental costs. Mitigation and adaptation are two fundamental pillars of the climate debate. Technological equity and efficiency (mitigation) and the capacity of communities to brace themselves in the face of climate change (adaptation), are both fundamental to advance international climate change negotiations.

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