Podcast
Freakonomics Radio
It explored the concept of climate change as a human rights issue, particularly its impact on developing countries. It was discussed in the context of Mary Robinson's work on climate justice.
you've just written a book called Climate Justice.
— Episode: Two (Totally Opposite) Ways to Save the...
Episode: Two (Totally Opposite) Ways to Save the Planet (Ep...
It explored the concept of climate change as a human rights issue, particularly its impact on developing countries. It was discussed in the context of Mary Robinson's work on climate justice.
you've just written a book called Climate Justice.
Episode: 346. Two (Totally Opposite) Ways to Save the Plane...
It explored the connection between climate change and human rights, specifically focusing on the disproportionate impacts on developing nations and vulnerable populations, as well as advocating for a more just transition to renewable energy solutions.
You've just written a book called Climate Justice.
I realised, my goodness, I miss this. This is a huge issue of human rights and it's so unjust, so unfair.
How could we be mad enough, cruel enough, insane enough to have a world for our children and grandchildren which will be unlivable?