Essay over Environmental Justice and Climate Change Accountability

The Disparity of Global Climate Impact

The global climate crisis is often framed as a universal threat, yet its consequences are far from equitable. While the physical phenomena of rising temperatures and extreme weather affect the entire planet, the socio-economic burdens fall disproportionately on marginalized communities and the Global South. This systemic imbalance lies at the heart of environmental justice and climate change accountability. To address the crisis effectively, the international community must move beyond simple carbon reduction and embrace a framework of distributive justice. This perspective recognizes that those who have contributed the least to global emissions are often the ones facing the most severe existential threats.

Marginalization and Vulnerability

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