Climate Justice - Revision history

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	Where does climate justice come from? What does it look like? How can it be achieved? ~~Why is it important?~~		Where does climate justice come from?

			What does it look like?

			Why is it important?

			How can it be achieved?

			[[Just Transition]] \| [[Climate Revolution]] \| [[Best ways of taking climate action]]



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Ecology of Justice

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	<blockquote>"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly affects ~~are~~ indirectly." - [[Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.]]</blockquote>		<blockquote>"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly affects all indirectly." - [[Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.]]</blockquote>


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Framework

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	<blockquote>A climate justice framework does not reduce the climate crisis to a puzzle simply focused on counting carbon. Grassroots, community-led movements around the world look across the economy – at the exploitation of land, labor and living systems; at the erosion of seed, soil, story and spirit, and seek to lift up real solutions around us everyday – from Indigenous Traditional Knowledge, [[food sovereignty]], decommodification of land, healthcare and housing; to abolishing the [[US Military\|military industrial complex]] seeking to extract the last dregs of fossil fuel from [[Pacha Mama\|Mother Earth]]. From [[just transition]] and [[energy democracy]] where democratized, decentralized, detoxified and decarbonized energy powers our lives; to transformative justice, where we respond to violence and trauma with compassion and healing, not policing, punishment and prisons.		<blockquote>A climate justice framework does not reduce the climate crisis to a puzzle simply focused on counting carbon. Grassroots, community-led movements around the world look across the economy – at the exploitation of land, labor and living systems; at the erosion of seed, soil, story and spirit, and seek to lift up real solutions around us everyday – from Indigenous Traditional Knowledge, [[Food Sovereignty\|food sovereignty]], decommodification of land, healthcare and housing; to abolishing the [[US Military\|military industrial complex]] seeking to extract the last dregs of fossil fuel from [[Pacha Mama\|Mother Earth]]. From [[just transition]] and [[energy democracy]] where democratized, decentralized, detoxified and decarbonized energy powers our lives; to transformative justice, where we respond to violence and trauma with compassion and healing, not policing, punishment and prisons.

TH at 19:59, 17 January 2023

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	Climate justice centers organizing, direct action and community based decision-making by those on the frontlines of the crisis who are also at the forefront of change. In essence, people whose efforts are guided by shared principles and a common vision of restoring our relations with the Earth and each other; and embracing relationships that cultivate a [[Meta:DPOV\|decolonized worldview]] of respect, reciprocity, mutuality and solidarity across all communities, with the rest of the living world and Mother Earth.<ref>https://climatefalsesolutions.org/wp-content/uploads/HOODWINKED_ThirdEdition_On-Screen_version.pdf</ref></blockquote>		Climate justice centers organizing, direct action and community based decision-making by those on the frontlines of the crisis who are also at the forefront of change. In essence, people whose efforts are guided by shared principles and a common vision of restoring our relations with the Earth and each other; and embracing relationships that cultivate a [[Meta:DPOV\|decolonized worldview]] of respect, reciprocity, mutuality and solidarity across all communities, with the rest of the living world and Mother Earth.<ref>https://climatefalsesolutions.org/wp-content/uploads/HOODWINKED_ThirdEdition_On-Screen_version.pdf</ref></blockquote>

			= Ecology of Justice =

			<blockquote>"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly affects are indirectly." - [[Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.]]</blockquote>


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Framework

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	<blockquote>A climate justice framework does not reduce the climate crisis to a puzzle simply focused on counting carbon. Grassroots, community-led movements around the world look across the economy – at the exploitation of land, labor and living systems; at the erosion of seed, soil, story and spirit, and seek to lift up real solutions around us everyday – from Indigenous Traditional Knowledge, [[food sovereignty]], decommodification of land, healthcare and housing; to abolishing the [[US Military\|military industrial complex]] seeking to extract the last dregs of fossil fuel from [[Pacha Mama\|Mother Earth]]. From [[just transition]] and [[energy democracy]] where democratized, decentralized, detoxified and decarbonized energy powers our lives; to transformative justice, where we respond to violence and trauma with compassion and healing, not policing, punishment and prisons.		<blockquote>A climate justice framework does not reduce the climate crisis to a puzzle simply focused on counting carbon. Grassroots, community-led movements around the world look across the economy – at the exploitation of land, labor and living systems; at the erosion of seed, soil, story and spirit, and seek to lift up real solutions around us everyday – from Indigenous Traditional Knowledge, [[food sovereignty]], decommodification of land, healthcare and housing; to abolishing the [[US Military\|military industrial complex]] seeking to extract the last dregs of fossil fuel from [[Pacha Mama\|Mother Earth]]. From [[just transition]] and [[energy democracy]] where democratized, decentralized, detoxified and decarbonized energy powers our lives; to transformative justice, where we respond to violence and trauma with compassion and healing, not policing, punishment and prisons.

	Climate justice centers organizing, direct action and community based decision-making by those on the frontlines of the crisis who are also at the forefront of change. In essence, people whose efforts are guided by shared principles and a common vision of restoring our relations with the Earth and each other; and embracing relationships that cultivate a decolonized worldview of respect, reciprocity, mutuality and solidarity across all communities, with the rest of the living world and Mother Earth.<ref>https://climatefalsesolutions.org/wp-content/uploads/HOODWINKED_ThirdEdition_On-Screen_version.pdf</ref></blockquote>
			Climate justice centers organizing, direct action and community based decision-making by those on the frontlines of the crisis who are also at the forefront of change. In essence, people whose efforts are guided by shared principles and a common vision of restoring our relations with the Earth and each other; and embracing relationships that cultivate a [[Meta:DPOV\|decolonized worldview]] of respect, reciprocity, mutuality and solidarity across all communities, with the rest of the living world and Mother Earth.<ref>https://climatefalsesolutions.org/wp-content/uploads/HOODWINKED_ThirdEdition_On-Screen_version.pdf</ref></blockquote>

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Framework

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	<blockquote>A climate justice framework does not reduce the climate crisis to a puzzle simply focused on counting carbon. Grassroots, community-led movements around the world look across the economy – at the exploitation of land, labor and living systems; at the erosion of seed, soil, story and spirit, and seek to lift up real solutions around us everyday – from Indigenous Traditional Knowledge, [[food sovereignty]], decommodification of land, healthcare and housing; to abolishing the [[US Military\|military industrial complex]] seeking to extract the last dregs of fossil fuel from [[Pacha Mama\|Mother Earth]].1 From [[just transition]] and [[energy democracy]] where democratized, decentralized, detoxified and decarbonized energy powers our lives; to transformative justice, where we respond		<blockquote>A climate justice framework does not reduce the climate crisis to a puzzle simply focused on counting carbon. Grassroots, community-led movements around the world look across the economy – at the exploitation of land, labor and living systems; at the erosion of seed, soil, story and spirit, and seek to lift up real solutions around us everyday – from Indigenous Traditional Knowledge, [[food sovereignty]], decommodification of land, healthcare and housing; to abolishing the [[US Military\|military industrial complex]] seeking to extract the last dregs of fossil fuel from [[Pacha Mama\|Mother Earth]]. From [[just transition]] and [[energy democracy]] where democratized, decentralized, detoxified and decarbonized energy powers our lives; to transformative justice, where we respond to violence and trauma with compassion and healing, not policing, punishment and prisons.
	to violence and trauma with compassion and healing, not policing, punishment and prisons.<ref>https://climatefalsesolutions.org/wp-content/uploads/HOODWINKED_ThirdEdition_On-Screen_version.pdf</ref></blockquote>
			Climate justice centers organizing, direct action and community based decision-making by those on the frontlines of the crisis who are also at the forefront of change. In essence, people whose efforts are guided by shared principles and a common vision of restoring our relations with the Earth and each other; and embracing relationships that cultivate a decolonized worldview of respect, reciprocity, mutuality and solidarity across all communities, with the rest of the living world and Mother Earth.<ref>https://climatefalsesolutions.org/wp-content/uploads/HOODWINKED_ThirdEdition_On-Screen_version.pdf</ref></blockquote>

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Framework

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	<blockquote>A climate justice framework does not reduce the climate crisis to a puzzle simply focused on counting carbon. Grassroots, community-led movements around the world look across the economy – at the exploitation of land, labor and living systems; at the erosion of seed, soil, story and spirit, and seek to lift up real solutions around us everyday – from Indigenous Traditional Knowledge, food sovereignty, decommodification of land, healthcare and housing; to abolishing the military industrial complex seeking to extract the last dregs of fossil fuel from Mother Earth.1 From just transition and energy democracy where democratized, decentralized, detoxified and decarbonized energy powers our lives; to transformative justice, where we respond		<blockquote>A climate justice framework does not reduce the climate crisis to a puzzle simply focused on counting carbon. Grassroots, community-led movements around the world look across the economy – at the exploitation of land, labor and living systems; at the erosion of seed, soil, story and spirit, and seek to lift up real solutions around us everyday – from Indigenous Traditional Knowledge, [[food sovereignty]], decommodification of land, healthcare and housing; to abolishing the [[US Military\|military industrial complex]] seeking to extract the last dregs of fossil fuel from [[Pacha Mama\|Mother Earth]].1 From [[just transition]] and [[energy democracy]] where democratized, decentralized, detoxified and decarbonized energy powers our lives; to transformative justice, where we respond
	to violence and trauma with compassion and healing, not policing, punishment and prisons.<ref>https://climatefalsesolutions.org/wp-content/uploads/HOODWINKED_ThirdEdition_On-Screen_version.pdf</ref></blockquote>		to violence and trauma with compassion and healing, not policing, punishment and prisons.<ref>https://climatefalsesolutions.org/wp-content/uploads/HOODWINKED_ThirdEdition_On-Screen_version.pdf</ref></blockquote>

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TH at 21:11, 7 January 2023

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	<blockquote>A climate justice framework does not reduce the climate crisis to a puzzle simply focused on counting carbon. Grassroots, community-led movements around the world look across the economy – at the exploitation of land, labor and living systems; at the erosion of seed, soil, story and spirit, and seek to lift up real solutions around us everyday – from Indigenous Traditional Knowledge, food sovereignty, decommodification of land, healthcare and housing; to abolishing the military industrial complex seeking to extract the last dregs of fossil fuel from Mother Earth.1 From just transition and energy democracy where democratized, decentralized, detoxified and decarbonized energy powers our lives; to transformative justice, where we respond		<blockquote>A climate justice framework does not reduce the climate crisis to a puzzle simply focused on counting carbon. Grassroots, community-led movements around the world look across the economy – at the exploitation of land, labor and living systems; at the erosion of seed, soil, story and spirit, and seek to lift up real solutions around us everyday – from Indigenous Traditional Knowledge, food sovereignty, decommodification of land, healthcare and housing; to abolishing the military industrial complex seeking to extract the last dregs of fossil fuel from Mother Earth.1 From just transition and energy democracy where democratized, decentralized, detoxified and decarbonized energy powers our lives; to transformative justice, where we respond
	to violence and trauma with compassion and healing, not policing, punishment and prisons.<ref>https://climatefalsesolutions.org/wp-content/uploads/HOODWINKED_ThirdEdition_On-Screen_version.pdf</ref></blockquote>		to violence and trauma with compassion and healing, not policing, punishment and prisons.<ref>https://climatefalsesolutions.org/wp-content/uploads/HOODWINKED_ThirdEdition_On-Screen_version.pdf</ref></blockquote>

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	Where does climate justice come from? What does it look like? How can it be achieved? Why is it important?		Where does climate justice come from? What does it look like? How can it be achieved? Why is it important?

	= ~~Food Forests~~ =		= Framework =

	~~== Food Justice ==~~		<blockquote>A climate justice framework does not reduce the climate crisis to a puzzle simply focused on counting carbon. Grassroots, community-led movements around the world look across the economy – at the exploitation of land, labor and living systems; at the erosion of seed, soil, story and spirit, and seek to lift up real solutions around us everyday – from Indigenous Traditional Knowledge, food sovereignty, decommodification of land, healthcare and housing; to abolishing the military industrial complex seeking to extract the last dregs of fossil fuel from Mother Earth.1 From just transition and energy democracy where democratized, decentralized, detoxified and decarbonized energy powers our lives; to transformative justice, where we respond
			to violence and trauma with compassion and healing, not policing, punishment and prisons.<ref>https://climatefalsesolutions.org/wp-content/uploads/HOODWINKED_ThirdEdition_On-Screen_version.pdf</ref></blockquote>
	~~== No Forest~~, ~~No Peace ==~~