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CAN THERE BE EVER CLIMATE JUSTICE?
Last month, a tiny island nation in the Pacific Ocean took a giant step for mankind.
Vanuatu, an archipelago of islands, like many other countries in the Indo-Pacific such as Fiji, Sri Lanka, Maldives, and Madagascar, is vulnerable
to the ravages of extreme climate changes. The rising sea levels triggered by global environmental pollution and rising temperatures might make some islands vanish altogether.
A new climate narrative that fires up youth environmental activism, myriad high stake climate injury court cases, investments in new climate technologies that create business opportunities, and most importantly, political commitment from global leaders would bring about slow mitigation of the climate crisis.
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By Dr. Narain BatraLast month, a tiny island nation in the Pacific Ocean took a giant step for mankind.
Vanuatu, an archipelago of islands, like many other countries in the Indo-Pacific such as Fiji, Sri Lanka, Maldives, and Madagascar, is vulnerable
to the ravages of extreme climate changes. The rising sea levels triggered by global environmental pollution and rising temperatures might make some islands vanish altogether.
A new climate narrative that fires up youth environmental activism, myriad high stake climate injury court cases, investments in new climate technologies that create business opportunities, and most importantly, political commitment from global leaders would bring about slow mitigation of the climate crisis.