GENDER AND CLIMATE: TOWARDS EQUALITY AND JUSTICE
A reflection by our volunteer Andrea Scarpello on behalf of the Climate and Human Rights Section on International Women's Day.
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CLIMATE AND HUMAN RIGHTS: THE COMMITMENT OF CIVIL SOCIETY BEYOND THE UNFCCC
INTERSECTIONALITY AS A KEY TO MAKE CLIMATE ACTION CROSS-CUTTING The actions that will be taken in the coming decades to counter the causes and impacts of climate change will increasingly be at the heart of every aspect of the administration of every society on the planet. The Conferences of the... Read More
THE REPORT’S IMPLICATIONS FOR CLIMATE ACTION
The second chapter of the sixth IPCC report deals with impacts, adaptation and vulnerability to climate change and is probably the most “social” one presented by the group. In this sense, the new publication completes the range of indications provided so far by the group on the characteristics and criticality... Read More
IMPACTS, ADAPTATION, VULNERABILITY: THE SECOND CHAPTER OF THE SIXTH IPCC REPORT
The second chapter of the IPCC’s sixth report on impacts, adaptation, and vulnerability to climate change was released on February 28. The previous chapter, which covers the latest scientific evidence on climate change. The report follows a first part on climate science released in August 2021 and had reaffirmed the... Read More
NOT ONLY TRANSIT: UKRAINE BETWEEN ENERGY AND EMISSIONS
(In light of the war events, this article has been updated compared to the version appeared on ICN’s website on February 15) In the weeks immediately preceding the Russian invasion of the Ukrainian territory, many newspapers and analysts have focused on Kiev’s role as the preferred transit country for much... Read More
WHY CAN’T WE TALK ABOUT CLIMATE WITHOUT TALKING ABOUT HUMAN RIGHTS?
On December 10 we celebrate the World Human Rights Day, a theme closely linked to that of climate. For too long the problem of the rise in the average global temperature has been addressed only with scientific and technical approaches, without taking into account the social contexts and power relations... Read More