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Inequality and Climate Change (wealth for 1%, emissions for 99% (Transfer…
Inequality and Climate Change
Climate change refugees
250 million people migrating by 2050
coastal regions affected the most
Countries that pollute more, feel less
The richest 10% of the worlds population are responsible for 50% of global carbon emissions.
USA commits to 26-28% decrease in CO2 emissions by 2025
The poorest 50% of the worlds population are responsible for 10% of the emissions.
Developing countries top priority is industrialization. Their plans very much depend on fossil fuels.
India commits to 33-36% cut to emissions 2030
wealth for 1%, emissions for 99%
increasing corporate profit at the expense of social and ecosystem stability
Trade agreements can have strong environmental sections to address climate change
Increased pollution through trade: Role of ships, planes and containerization in fossil fuels
Transfer to green energy/end old practices
lack of sustainable energies being profitable
expensive transition from fossil fuels to green fuel infrastructure
Poverty and Food Security
Floods & Droughts
major droughts in the middle east leading to severe urbanization
Pests & Diseases
Crop Failures
Starving Populatinos