Unequal Earth: How Climate Change Exposes and Deepens Global Injustices By Mare the Muse and Perplexity The climate crisis is ravaging our world, but its devastating impacts are not felt equally. Marginalized communities, often the least responsible for carbon emissions, bear the brunt of extreme weather events, rising sea levels, and environmental degradation[1]. This injustice is not a coincidence but a symptom of deeper systemic issues that have long plagued our societies. As climate activist Astra Martin poignantly states, "Love for the planet starts with justice for its people." ## The Roots of Climate Injustice The story of climate change is inextricably linked to the history of industrialization and global inequality. In the 19th century, as factories began to dot the landscapes of Europe and North America, carbon emissions surged, setting the stage for the crisis we face today[1]. By the 1980s, scientists were sounding the alarm about the potential consequences of unc...
Comments
Post a Comment