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Dossier: Climate Justice

Climate change is one of the central ethical and political challenges of our time. Millions of lives and livelihoods are threatened by the rapidly escalating climate crisis. It means more poverty, more marginalization, more migration, and more refugees—with growing resource conflicts and nationalist tendencies as a result, especially in the societies of the Global North.

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The Mean­ing of Just Trans­ition in Cent­ral Asia

: News 01.08.2026

How to move away from fossil fuels without deepening inequality?

Cli­mate Crisis in the City

The climate crisis presents our cities with a number of grave challenges

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Why does the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation focus on social issues when it comes to climate change?

Re­source-Rich and En­ergy-Poor

: News 29.07.2026

Carbon Pricing and Household Burdens: Equity Challenges in Central Asia’s Energy Transition

El Niño in a warm­ing cli­mate

: News 24.07.2026

Africa braces for hot weather and poor harvests

En­vir­on­mental De­struc­tion for Lith­ium

: News 17.07.2026

Socio-Environmental Impacts and Conflicts Arising from Lithium Brine Extractivism

Cli­mate Justice Cent­ral

A platform to amplify climate stories on and from the African continent, sponsored by the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation

From Red to Green

: News 17.03.2026

Africa’s Struggle for a Fair Energy Transition

The Peoples’ COP Called On Us to Change the Script

: Comment 19.12.2025

Under the slogan “We are the answer”, indigenous communities are pushing for a new focus in climate…

The Long Road to Solv­ing the Cli­mate Crisis

: Comment 03.12.2025

The parallel summit to COP30 highlights the role of social movements in the struggle for a different…

COP30: Belém De­livered, Rich Na­tions Did Not

: Analysis 24.11.2025

A UN climate conference of inconsistencies and deception

Between Cap­ital and An­ces­tral Memory

: Analysis 13.11.2025

Why “bioeconomy” is no neutral term, but a concept in the service of corporate power

Min­ing and the En­ergy Trans­ition: Two Sides of the Same Coin

: Analysis 13.11.2025

How the Amazon is being used to renew corporate narratives and continue patterns of exploitation…

Agroe­co­logy Is Key to Brazil’s Just Trans­ition

: Analysis 12.11.2025

Why renewable energy production under popular control must become a cornerstone of agrarian reform

Brazil: De­vel­op­ment Policy or Cli­mate Ac­tion?

: News 10.11.2025

Evaluating Lula’s government in light of the COP30 negotiations