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Spatial Justice

Spatial Justice in Climate Mitigation refers to the equitable distribution of environmental benefits and burdens across different geographic areas and communities, ensuring that all populations, particularly marginalized groups, have fair access to resources and opportunities for participation in climate action initiatives. It emphasizes the importance of considering spatial inequalities in the planning and implementation of strategies aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions and enhancing resilience to climate change.

intermediate
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Environmental Studies
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Spatial justice in climate mitigation is a critical concept that emphasizes the need for equitable treatment of all communities, particularly those that are marginalized. It highlights the importance of ensuring that environmental benefits and burdens are distributed fairly, allowing everyone to acc...

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Key Terms

Spatial Justice
The fair distribution of environmental benefits and burdens.

Example: Ensuring all neighborhoods have access to green spaces.

Equity
Fair treatment and access to resources based on individual needs.

Example: Providing more resources to disadvantaged communities.

Environmental Justice
The movement to ensure that all people have equal protection from environmental hazards.

Example: Fighting against pollution in low-income areas.

Community Resilience
The ability of a community to recover from environmental shocks.

Example: Building flood defenses in vulnerable neighborhoods.

Policy Making
The process of creating rules and regulations to govern society.

Example: Developing laws to reduce carbon emissions.

Sustainable Development
Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising future generations.

Example: Using renewable energy sources.

Related Topics

Climate Justice
Explores the ethical dimensions of climate change and its impacts on vulnerable populations.
intermediate
Urban Sustainability
Focuses on sustainable practices in urban environments to combat climate change.
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Disaster Risk Reduction
Strategies to minimize the risks and impacts of disasters related to climate change.
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Key Concepts

EquityEnvironmental JusticeCommunity ResiliencePolicy Making