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Ali Weldeanenia and his family Sebeya Tigray Northern Ethiopia. ago Sebeya was very green and swampy. ADCS have set up other irrigation projects in the area with financial support from Tr caire. Kashi Assefa Mhari 50 stands on his land at the irrigation site in Lehama village Tigray north Ethiopia developed by Tr caire partner ADCS Adigrat Diocese Catholic Secretariat with support from Tr caire. If people had irrigation it would change their life. Fr. Solomon Beyene Tesfayohannes parish...

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How to fill out climate justice

1. Gather information about the concept of climate justice and its goals.
2. Understand the principles and frameworks related to climate justice.
3. Recognize the impact of climate change on vulnerable communities and individuals.
4. Advocate for policies and actions that promote climate justice.
5. Support and engage with organizations working towards climate justice.
6. Educate others about the importance of climate justice and encourage their involvement.
7. Take individual actions to reduce carbon footprint and environmental impact.
8. Collaborate with like-minded individuals and communities to amplify the voice for climate justice.
9. Participate in protests, rallies, and other events that address climate justice issues.
10. Keep up-to-date with current research, news, and initiatives related to climate justice.

Who needs climate justice?

1. Communities disproportionately affected by environmental pollution and climate change.
2. Indigenous peoples who have been historically marginalized and have traditional knowledge of sustainable practices.
3. Coastal regions and small island nations vulnerable to rising sea levels.
4. Low-income individuals and communities lacking resources to cope with climate impacts.
5. Future generations who will inherit the consequences of climate change.
6. Rural farmers and agricultural workers experiencing the loss of livelihoods due to changing climate patterns.
7. Species and ecosystems threatened by habitat loss and disruption caused by climate change.
8. Developing countries struggling to achieve sustainable development in the face of climate challenges.
9. Frontline communities that bear the brunt of environmental injustices and are at the forefront of climate action.
10. Everyone, as climate justice is essential for a fair and sustainable future for all.

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What is climate justice?

Climate justice is the intersection of social justice and environmental justice, focusing on the disproportionate impact of climate change on marginalized communities.

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The purpose of climate justice is to ensure that all individuals, regardless of socio-economic status, have access to clean air, water, and a healthy environment.

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Information reported on climate justice may include greenhouse gas emissions, climate change adaptation plans, and strategies for reducing environmental impacts.