Bridging Justice and Sustainability Education through Reflection
The absence of early sustainability education in many schools limits children's ability to engage with environmental challenges as adults. This was the central issue explored...
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Green Hydrogen Transition Justice Analysis
The key justice concepts of decolonising business and mobility justice can be applied to analyse the sustainability challenge of transitioning to green hydrogen. Decolonising business...
A call for a fair energy transition: Green hydrogen and social justice
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The impact of intersectionality on climate education via social media.
The impact of intersectionality on the role social media plays as a tool for climate education among young people Intersectionality, an idea coined by Kimberle...
Distributive Justice: Disability in Public Transport in the UK
Distributive Justice: Disability in Public Transport in the UK Summary: Disability in Public Transport Public transport is commonly used by several citizens trying to get...
Justice Analysis of Oil Extraction in the Niger Delta
Background The Niger Delta region is home to over 31 million people from more than 40 ethnic groups (Babatunde, 2023), as well as being...
Reparative justice P1
Reparative justice P1 Poster
Looking at Climate Education through the Lens of Participatory Justice.
Recap of Sustainability Problem Knowledge is often considered the key to action, with inaction often being attributed to ignorance/lack of information. In the case of...
Justice Analysis – Deforestation of The Amazon
Environmental justice theory offers a perspective to understand the dynamics of deforestation in the Amazon Rainforest, particularly how environmental harm intersects with social inequity. It...
The Problem of Treating EVs as a Solution to Unsustainable Transport
The Problem of Treating EVs as a Singular Solution to Unsustainable Transport: Distributional and Procedural Justice Increasing global concern over climate change has led to...
P2 Southeast Asia Mangrove Conservation and Development: A Justice Analysis
P2 Justice Analysis Assignment
Decarbonising the Grid: The Distributive Justice Challenge of a Net Zero Uk
The UK faces a major challenge in decarbonising its grid. The transition to a clean energy system is essential if the UK is to reach...
The problem of traditional pedagogies from an environmental justice lens
Understanding the problem of traditional pedagogies in UK secondary schools in the inhibiting of interconnected thinking from an environmental justice lens Using an environmental justice...
How can we achieve net zero with a injust food system
Net zero is disproportionately distributed throughout the UK which aligns with the problem of food injustice. Food injustice is where there is unequal and unfair...
Climate education and misinformation on social media
Justice concerns over climate education and misinformation on social media can relate to distribution due to the abundance of information available to the public.This includes...
Sharing Indigenous Knowledge on Social Media: Procedural Justice
With many realising the vital role of Indigenous knowledge for sustainable development (e.g. Sultana et al., 2018), the growing use of social media provides a...
Implementing Distributive and Recognition Justice for an Equitable Net Zero
Implementing Distributive and Recognition Justice for an Equitable Net Zero Achieving a net-zero future involves more than reducing carbon emissions; it necessitates ensuring that the...
Justice analysis of the Athabasca Oil sands
Justice analysis of the Athabasca Oil sands The concept of decoloniality offers a powerful framework to analyse the environmental impacts of the extraction of Athabasca...
A Justice Analysis of Conservation in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park
In the decades following the publishing of the Brundtland Report, defining sustainable development as “development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the...