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<p><span style="">"</span>''<span style="">Climate justice is social justice." - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1fbQ-92e5I Tasnim Rekik]</span>''</p> | <p><span style="">"</span>''<span style="">Climate justice is social justice." - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1fbQ-92e5I Tasnim Rekik]</span>''</p> | ||
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<span>“It'</span>s the idea that climate change is not just a physical problem that can be addressed with simple technological solutions, like electric cars. <span>It is not enough to stop emitting CO2. </span><span>Rather, environmental destruction is a symptom of a system that is based on social injustices."</span>''' '''''[https://www.instagram.com/p/CWonDrIr7k3/ -David Suzuki Foundation] | <span>“It'</span>s the idea that climate change is not just a physical problem that can be addressed with simple technological solutions, like electric cars. <span>It is not enough to stop emitting CO2. </span><span>Rather, environmental destruction is a symptom of a system that is based on social injustices."</span>''' '''''[https://www.instagram.com/p/CWonDrIr7k3/ -David Suzuki Foundation] | ||
Revision as of 16:53, 2 August 2022
"Climate justice is social justice." - Tasnim Rekik
“It's the idea that climate change is not just a physical problem that can be addressed with simple technological solutions, like electric cars. It is not enough to stop emitting CO2. Rather, environmental destruction is a symptom of a system that is based on social injustices." -David Suzuki Foundation
Climate justice requires the liberation and emancipation of all from systems of oppression.
These systems are the source of ongoing ecocide. They produce and perpetuate structural social inequalities that are amplified in the face of the climate crisis.
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