Climate Justice on Earth

This volume addresses cutting-edge debates in climate justice through empirical research and local case studies examining how communities experience, negotiate, and respond to climate-related inequities. Advancing a multiscalar and geographical perspective, the book links global responsibility for greenhouse gas emissions and the just transition from fossil fuels with local and urban practices of adaptation, governance, and mobilization. It offers a comprehensive framework encompassing Actions for Just Climate Empowerment, just transitions enacted in real places, and the plurality of climate justice pathways, highlighting the urgent need for structural transformation, rights, collective power, and ecological reconciliation.