Carbon dioxide removal could boost the world economy, but gains would be unevenly shared
A deep learning model finds that idealized carbon dioxide removal would lift economic output almost everywhere, but only Asia and ...
Tag: climate justice
Heatwaves Leave People with Disabilities Behind in Bangladesh’s Cities, Small Study Finds
A qualitative study of eight interviews in urban and peri-urban Bangladesh finds that heatwaves intensify health problems, mobility barriers, and ...
Legal scholars urge anti-subordination approach to protect ocean communities
Legal scholars propose reframing ocean justice around anti-subordination theory to protect Indigenous and coastal fishing communities from disproportionate burdens.
Why Collaborative Climate Research Keeps Falling Short of Transforming Adaptation
A new essay argues that engaged research approaches such as co-production hold promise for transformative climate adaptation but remain held ...
Loss and Damage Finance Emerges as Climate Policy’s Third Pillar, But Justice Questions Remain
A new editorial argues that loss and damage finance must move beyond humanitarian relief toward justice-oriented, community-centered climate action.
Why fairness, not just technology, decides whether decarbonization succeeds
Nine studies show that decarbonization succeeds or fails on distribution, participation, recognition and legitimacy as much as on technology.
At COP30’s Amazon Host City, Water Was Everywhere in the News—but Rarely as a Human Right
A content analysis of 143 Brazilian news articles shows COP30 coverage framed water and sanitation mostly as infrastructure and adaptation ...
New Oxford Handbook Argues Social Science Is as Vital as Technology for Climate Action
A new 700-page Oxford University Press handbook edited by UC Merced's Paul Almeida gathers more than 60 scholars across 39 ...
Fair Climate Policy Needs More Than Carbon Pricing, EU Study Finds
A new EU-wide modelling study shows that combining carbon pricing with standards, subsidies and transfers can resolve a fundamental trade-off ...
Ignoring Social Vulnerability Hides the True Scale of Global Urban Heat Inequality
A global study of 1,029 cities finds that assuming uniform social vulnerability has led scientists to underestimate North-South inequality in ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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