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Climate Justice

I spent the last week teaching high school students in a summer writing program, something I have done since I was barely older than a teenager myself. Though working with young writers is extremely rewarding, it’s also intense. It’s important to pace yourself—something I have never been great at—and by the end of the first day, I was nursing a headache. I knew I had to rest to avoid a flare-up of the migraines that have followed me since a severe case of COVID several years ago. I got better, but better is a process.

This week at the Climate Justice desk, we are going down the long road to recovery. First, ongoing wildfire recovery in Maui illustrates the broader challenges communities face when disasters collide with climate change, colonization, and economic recovery. Next, while we realize that overconsumption is a contributing factor to the climate crisis, social media trends still promote it. Then, how messaging that aligns values across the ideological and political spectrum makes progress possible for equitable climate and health solutions. Finally, Pride Month concludes with a collection of stories NPQ has published to uplift LGBTQ+ voices and powerful contributions to history, society, and culture worldwide.

Dr. Alison Stine
Climate Justice Senior Editor


The Struggle to Rebuild Lahaina: Where Is Recovery Two Years After the Fires?

 
“Two years later, thousands of survivors are still without stable homes, living with relatives, in temporary rentals, or have been forced to leave Hawaiʻi altogether.” Read more... 
 
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As Long as Social Media Is Around, Can We Really Break Free of Overconsumption?

 
“While average consumers likely do care about the environment, it may not be reflected in where they choose to spend their money.” Read more... 
 
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How to Center Justice in Climate and Health Advocacy

 
“Failing to name structural racism disappears the role racism plays in causing disparate levels of disease, injury and death.” Read more…
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What to Read in Pride Month

 
“Pride is celebrated throughout the month of June in commemoration of its roots in the Stonewall Riots of June 1969. From flexing political muscles to tackling legal hurdles, championing community roles to redefining family, this collection offers a rainbow of stories to illuminate your Pride Month.” Read more…
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