Urban climate change adaptation efforts have often been criticized for exacerbating the
inequitable impacts of climate change by failing to address the social, economic, and …

Despite a growing focus on climate justice, prior research has revealed scant details about
how marginalised groups have been engaged in local climate adaptation processes. This …

Implementing climate policies and programmes in cities requires substantial investments
that inevitably entangle climate action with urban climate finance—the mechanisms and …

Cities are moving to implement just urban transitions, but we lack consensus on how policy
evaluation practices can center justice and create accountability toward desired climate …

Climate adaptation planning is increasingly approached locally through a social justice lens
to ensure the needs of the most vulnerable are addressed. This study aims to identify trends …

Municipalities across the globe are seeking to adapt to increasing climate change impacts,
such as heavy rainfall, drought, heat waves, and floods. An important question is how to …

Cities are moving toward the implementation of more just urban climate actions, but the
politics and processes of operationalizing climate justice in practice remain understudied …

As cities worldwide increasingly adopt commitments towards climate justice, questions
remain about the ways that city governments will be able to fund more just climate efforts …

Climate change will have a disproportionate and asymmetric impact on cities and urban
areas, and some of their most vulnerable residents will be at particular risk. Studies have …

Environmental justice research has focused on the distribution of environmental inequalities,
such as proximity to landfills, across the US and globally. Background: Public health …