Bai luan ve Environmental Justice and Climate Change Accountability - 106 tu

Distributive Justice and Global Responsibility

Environmental justice and climate change accountability necessitate a framework of distributive justice, as marginalized communities in the Global South disproportionately suffer from ecological degradation despite minimal historical emissions. While developed nations drove industrialization through fossil fuel consumption, vulnerable populations face rising sea levels and resource scarcity. Within ethics philosophy, this disparity demands that affluent states provide financial and technological reparations to mitigate systemic harm. True accountability requires shifting the burden from those least responsible to the primary polluters. By centering equity, the global community can address the structural violence inherent in environmental crises and uphold the human rights of all citizens.

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