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Towards climate justice

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	Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]Conclusion Justice Food and i[...]
	[...]s of all Australians. The engagement of a climate justice lens enables us to consider how climate ch[...]
	[...]how Part 4 focuses on models for change from a justice perspective. Strait Islander conc[...]
	Acknowledgements This Climate Justice Report is the result of a collaborative endeavour between UnitingJustice Australia, the Sydney Social Justice Network and the Sydney Environment Institute. Th[...], and how can people and societies adapt a Social Justice Fellowship funded by the Sydney Social Justice positively to environmental change? Netw[...]UnitingJustice Australia is the national justice advocacy and policy funded by the Sydney Research[...]advocating for justice for refugees and asylum seekers, positive social change, by fostering a broad community of social justice[...]ence, racism, discrimination and the about social justice.[...]http://sydney.edu.au/arts/research/social_justice_network/ relations, environment and culture, sust[...]ities and the natural world 5 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]neighbours, or majority world been using the most resources while the poorest use the least. Yet commun[...]and economic disadvantage experienced as a result justice is a discourse that explores this imbalance of cl[...]e, culturally inappropriate medical in applying a justice theory to environmental activism. The study of[...]yment opportunities, restricted access to climate justice enables us to recognise the prevalence of inequit[...]in environmental injustice. More broadly climate justice explores[...]ity of life focussed. Caring increased procedural justice, mutual respect, self-determination[...]of natural Collins 2014). 7 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	Part 1: Climate Justice Climate justice recognises that not all communities experience th[...]responsible for the unsustainable use of natural resources that has led to significant climate change. Clima[...]osberg & Collins 2014). Notions of environmental justice emerged amongst activist and Early movements for environmental justice recognised a concept of Indigenous groups who rec[...]our1 from decision making. For many environmental justice. These principles incorporated Indigenous[...]thers 2010, p. 18). demanded increased procedural justice, mutual respect, self determination and partici[...]y Schlosberg and Carruthers 9 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]Part 1: Climate Justice
	[...]The Bali Principles of Climate Justice, adopted by representatives Following on f[...]ich recognises the devastating and justice, recognising that the impacts of climate change a[...]role of historical responsibility and restorative justice, and The Bali principles call for[...]he world. 10 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]Part 1: Climate Justice
	[...]climate justice sentiment: Emphasizing the need for urgent a[...]to ambitious targets for earth’s resources whilst other humans pay the price. Australia[...]2006 the Uniting Church 11 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]Part 1: Climate Justice
	[...]tiple stressors that have reduced their sensitive resources.[...]human, natural, social and economic This climate justice lens provides a basis from which to explore the[...]resources at its disposal to enable it to adapt (adaptive c[...]lure, diabetes and other 12 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]Part 1: Climate Justice
	[...]livelihood is closely linked to climate-sensitive resources, those prone to extreme weather events, an[...]& Minchin 2014, p. 264). 13 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]Part 1: Climate Justice
	[...]uito habitats. By 2070, and technical resources with which to adapt make Aboriginal[...]tween +17% 14 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]Part 1: Climate Justice
	[...]While a climate justice lens enables us to identify disadvantage,[...]most affected by climate change to procedural justice, mutual respect,[...]making that affects them. Climate justice recognises the wealth[...]at looks at what resources people ought to have in a truly just world, is he[...]Sen and Nussbaum have developed a theory of justice that focuses on[...]ral idea is The threats to the rights of that justice should not be simply considered on the basis of[...]or be. It is the intersection between having the resources to be able to do[...]Part 1: Climate Justice
	[...]rom a human rights perspective. resources, and the impacts of so-called development[...]participation. Ultimately, concepts of climate justice must address suited for understanding and analysing climate justice concerns[...]original family place and self-manage the natural resources, is communities (Schlosberg & Carruthers 2[...]re that adaptation and the achievement of climate justice will also reclaiming their ability to re[...]movement, and self-management of natural resources, is a strength p. 14) describes the capaci[...]luding natural and man 16 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]Part 1: Climate Justice
	[...]15) says “many communities have unique cultural resources and knowledge 17 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change Part 1: Climate Justice
	[...]Vj* Part 1: Climate Justice wB-mfSw vi Witti[...]
	[...]e (Green & Minchin 2014). 19 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]the general population. 20 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]he costs indicators of chronic stress. The Social Justice Commissioner said of and demand for health[...]rings where temperatures 21 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]iefs. family place and self-manage the natural resources, is one way The ability of c[...]or many generations is also threatened. A climate justice their ability to respond to the challenges t[...]e, and of 23 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]prings, has been running 24 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]ilure to recognise Karuk 25 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]s of farmers and farming 26 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]the rights to aquatic resources. Food Sovereignty does not[...]
	[...]s where land is not made 28 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]gpie geese in Kakadu”. 29 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]et al. 2009). about it. 30 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]al. 2015). 31 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]g & Carruthers 2010). The focus for many climate justice movements is building literature[...]While many climate justice advocates and policy makers recognise These under[...]s” (Van Neervan 2015). 32 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]ng (Griggs et al. 2013). 33 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]Rights Commission 2007). 34 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]it Islander peoples at a disadvantage. A climate justice lens has enabled an exploration of how affected[...]traditional communities are demanding procedural justice, mutual respect, homelands are utilis[...]rove food production and 35 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]Strait Islander peoples. 36 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]Bali Principles of Climate Justice 2002 viewed December 3, 2015, Anderson, I, Baum,[...]ork/aboriginal-and- torres-strait-islander-social-justice/publications/native-title-reports 37 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]Islander Social Justice Commissioner, 29-30 April 2007, https:// Brimblec[...]osingthegap.dpmc.gov.au/ 38 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]2:13, Published online. 39 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]tions Holt-Gimenez, E 2011 ‘Food Security, Food Justice or Food[...](19-21 July 2011) Compilation of Cultivating Food Justice: Race, Class and Sustainability, Alkon, A,[...]118-123. 40 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]Morales, A 2011 ‘Growing Food and Justice: dismantling racism Leonard, S 2015 The Miriwoong[...]sustainable food systems’, in Cultivating Food Justice: Dimensions of Climate Change, viewed 8th Decembe[...]inal-health/definitions/ 41 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]it Islander people: An information paper’, justice: climate change and the discourse of environmental justice’, Endorsed 31 July 2000, http://www.nhmrc.gov.a[...]011 ‘A Continuing Legacy: Environmental Justice and Community Capabilities’, Global Institutional racism, hunger and nutritional justice on the Klamath’, Environmental Politics Vol[...]er 2010, pp. 12-35. Chapter 2 in Cultivating Food Justice: Race, Class and Sustainability,[...]Vol. 104, No. 50 (Dec. 11, 2007), pp. and social justice’, Feminist Economics, 9(2-3), pp. 33-59.[...]country-is-like-a-body/ 42 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]definition/en/print.html 43 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
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	Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]Conclusion Justice Food and i[...]
	[...]s of all Australians. The engagement of a climate justice lens enables us to consider how climate ch[...]
	[...]how Part 4 focuses on models for change from a justice perspective. Strait Islander conc[...]
	Acknowledgements This Climate Justice Report is the result of a collaborative endeavour between UnitingJustice Australia, the Sydney Social Justice Network and the Sydney Environment Institute. Th[...], and how can people and societies adapt a Social Justice Fellowship funded by the Sydney Social Justice positively to environmental change? Netw[...]UnitingJustice Australia is the national justice advocacy and policy funded by the Sydney Research[...]advocating for justice for refugees and asylum seekers, positive social change, by fostering a broad community of social justice[...]ence, racism, discrimination and the about social justice.[...]http://sydney.edu.au/arts/research/social_justice_network/ relations, environment and culture, sust[...]ities and the natural world 5 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]neighbours, or majority world been using the most resources while the poorest use the least. Yet commun[...]and economic disadvantage experienced as a result justice is a discourse that explores this imbalance of cl[...]e, culturally inappropriate medical in applying a justice theory to environmental activism. The study of[...]yment opportunities, restricted access to climate justice enables us to recognise the prevalence of inequit[...]in environmental injustice. More broadly climate justice explores[...]ity of life focussed. Caring increased procedural justice, mutual respect, self-determination[...]of natural Collins 2014). 7 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	Part 1: Climate Justice Climate justice recognises that not all communities experience th[...]responsible for the unsustainable use of natural resources that has led to significant climate change. Clima[...]osberg & Collins 2014). Notions of environmental justice emerged amongst activist and Early movements for environmental justice recognised a concept of Indigenous groups who rec[...]our1 from decision making. For many environmental justice. These principles incorporated Indigenous[...]thers 2010, p. 18). demanded increased procedural justice, mutual respect, self determination and partici[...]y Schlosberg and Carruthers 9 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]Part 1: Climate Justice
	[...]The Bali Principles of Climate Justice, adopted by representatives Following on f[...]ich recognises the devastating and justice, recognising that the impacts of climate change a[...]role of historical responsibility and restorative justice, and The Bali principles call for[...]he world. 10 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]Part 1: Climate Justice
	[...]climate justice sentiment: Emphasizing the need for urgent a[...]to ambitious targets for earth’s resources whilst other humans pay the price. Australia[...]2006 the Uniting Church 11 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]Part 1: Climate Justice
	[...]tiple stressors that have reduced their sensitive resources.[...]human, natural, social and economic This climate justice lens provides a basis from which to explore the[...]resources at its disposal to enable it to adapt (adaptive c[...]lure, diabetes and other 12 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]Part 1: Climate Justice
	[...]livelihood is closely linked to climate-sensitive resources, those prone to extreme weather events, an[...]& Minchin 2014, p. 264). 13 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]Part 1: Climate Justice
	[...]uito habitats. By 2070, and technical resources with which to adapt make Aboriginal[...]tween +17% 14 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]Part 1: Climate Justice
	[...]While a climate justice lens enables us to identify disadvantage,[...]most affected by climate change to procedural justice, mutual respect,[...]making that affects them. Climate justice recognises the wealth[...]at looks at what resources people ought to have in a truly just world, is he[...]Sen and Nussbaum have developed a theory of justice that focuses on[...]ral idea is The threats to the rights of that justice should not be simply considered on the basis of[...]or be. It is the intersection between having the resources to be able to do[...]Part 1: Climate Justice
	[...]rom a human rights perspective. resources, and the impacts of so-called development[...]participation. Ultimately, concepts of climate justice must address suited for understanding and analysing climate justice concerns[...]original family place and self-manage the natural resources, is communities (Schlosberg & Carruthers 2[...]re that adaptation and the achievement of climate justice will also reclaiming their ability to re[...]movement, and self-management of natural resources, is a strength p. 14) describes the capaci[...]luding natural and man 16 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]Part 1: Climate Justice
	[...]15) says “many communities have unique cultural resources and knowledge 17 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change Part 1: Climate Justice
	[...]Vj* Part 1: Climate Justice wB-mfSw vi Witti[...]
	[...]e (Green & Minchin 2014). 19 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]the general population. 20 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]he costs indicators of chronic stress. The Social Justice Commissioner said of and demand for health[...]rings where temperatures 21 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]iefs. family place and self-manage the natural resources, is one way The ability of c[...]or many generations is also threatened. A climate justice their ability to respond to the challenges t[...]e, and of 23 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]prings, has been running 24 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]ilure to recognise Karuk 25 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]s of farmers and farming 26 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]the rights to aquatic resources. Food Sovereignty does not[...]
	[...]s where land is not made 28 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]gpie geese in Kakadu”. 29 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]et al. 2009). about it. 30 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]al. 2015). 31 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]g & Carruthers 2010). The focus for many climate justice movements is building literature[...]While many climate justice advocates and policy makers recognise These under[...]s” (Van Neervan 2015). 32 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]ng (Griggs et al. 2013). 33 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]Rights Commission 2007). 34 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]it Islander peoples at a disadvantage. A climate justice lens has enabled an exploration of how affected[...]traditional communities are demanding procedural justice, mutual respect, homelands are utilis[...]rove food production and 35 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]Strait Islander peoples. 36 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]Bali Principles of Climate Justice 2002 viewed December 3, 2015, Anderson, I, Baum,[...]ork/aboriginal-and- torres-strait-islander-social-justice/publications/native-title-reports 37 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]Islander Social Justice Commissioner, 29-30 April 2007, https:// Brimblec[...]osingthegap.dpmc.gov.au/ 38 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]2:13, Published online. 39 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]tions Holt-Gimenez, E 2011 ‘Food Security, Food Justice or Food[...](19-21 July 2011) Compilation of Cultivating Food Justice: Race, Class and Sustainability, Alkon, A,[...]118-123. 40 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]Morales, A 2011 ‘Growing Food and Justice: dismantling racism Leonard, S 2015 The Miriwoong[...]sustainable food systems’, in Cultivating Food Justice: Dimensions of Climate Change, viewed 8th Decembe[...]inal-health/definitions/ 41 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]it Islander people: An information paper’, justice: climate change and the discourse of environmental justice’, Endorsed 31 July 2000, http://www.nhmrc.gov.a[...]011 ‘A Continuing Legacy: Environmental Justice and Community Capabilities’, Global Institutional racism, hunger and nutritional justice on the Klamath’, Environmental Politics Vol[...]er 2010, pp. 12-35. Chapter 2 in Cultivating Food Justice: Race, Class and Sustainability,[...]Vol. 104, No. 50 (Dec. 11, 2007), pp. and social justice’, Feminist Economics, 9(2-3), pp. 33-59.[...]country-is-like-a-body/ 42 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
	[...]definition/en/print.html 43 \| Towards climate justice: Decolonising adaptation to climate change[...]
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Towards climate justice

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