Overview
Geospatial approaches to climate justice integrate geographic data and technology to address the unequal impacts of climate change on different communities. By utilizing tools like Geographic Information Systems (GIS), stakeholders can analyze spatial data to identify vulnerable populations and deve...
Key Terms
Example: Maps showing population density.
Example: Advocating for policies that protect low-income communities from climate impacts.
Example: Using GIS to create maps of flood-prone areas.
Example: Coastal communities are vulnerable to rising sea levels.
Example: Charts and maps that show climate data trends.
Example: Planning green spaces to mitigate urban heat.
Related Topics
Environmental Equity
Focuses on fair distribution of environmental benefits and burdens.
intermediateClimate Adaptation Strategies
Methods to adjust to climate change impacts and reduce vulnerability.
intermediateSustainable Development Goals
Global goals aimed at addressing various social, economic, and environmental challenges.
advancedDisaster Risk Reduction
Strategies to minimize disaster risks and enhance community resilience.
intermediateClimate Policy Analysis
Evaluating policies aimed at mitigating climate change effects.
advancedKey Concepts
Geographic Information Systems (GIS)Social EquityClimate VulnerabilityData Visualization