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To achieve mobility justice, transport systems should be accessible, affordable, safe, and allow all people to travel to live a fulfilling life (Mullen, 2021). This...

References Raworth, K. 2012. A Safe and Just Space for Humanity: Can We Live Within the Doughnut?. Oxfam Discussion Papers. [No volume] [No issue number],...

References: -Food Foundation. 2024. Food Insecurity Tracking Survey [Online]. Round 15. [Accessed 29 October 2024]. Available from: https://foodfoundation.org.uk/initiatives/food-insecurity-tracking#tabs/Round-15 -Coulson, H. and Milbourne, P. 2021. Food...

Sustainable consumption is not just a trend, but an urgent need within the UK. It's a growing movement, gaining traction year on year. However, as...

The principles of social justice, defined by Rawls (1999, p.4), “(provide) a way of assigning rights and duties… they define the appropriate distribution of the...

Holland (2017) iterates that procedural justice is about ensuring fairness in decision-making, including equitable representation, diverse perspectives, and addressing power imbalances. However, this view falls...

(w.c.-600) Climate Change (CC) is increasingly understood as consisting of many intergenerational, racial, and economic injustices (Capelli, 2023). Consequently, Climate Justice (CJ) strives to ensure...

Holly Elliott Podcast edit with music.mp3 References Cashman, A. 2011. ‘Our Water Supply is being Managed like a Rumshop’: Water Governance in Barbados. Social and...

Problem: Option1 (not enough sustainability teaching system in Japanese school) What is the goal? Aim: Describe ESD in Japan with positive and negative points. By...

Distributive Justice According to Kaufman distributive justice is “whose point is equality depend upon the members of the distributive community embracing the sprit of equality.”...

Justice concept – Social inclusion Social inclusion is “the process of improving the terms of participation in society for people who are disadvantaged on the...

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...

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...

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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 Summary: Disability in Public Transport Public transport is commonly used by several citizens trying to get...

Background The Niger Delta region is home to over 31 million people from more than 40 ethnic groups (Babatunde, 2023), as well as being...

The Role of Food Injustice in the Pursuit of a Net Zero Future

Sustainable Consumption as a Social Injustice

The Value of Indigenous Knowledge

The digital-divide and the exclusion of certain communities - a poem

Bridging the Digital Divide: Ensuring Justice and Inclusion

Justice Analysis: sustainability education

Barbados water problems

Education for Sustainable Development in Japan

P2 Education for Sustainable Development

Too poor for climate change

Justice concept

Bridging Justice and Sustainability Education through Reflection

Green Hydrogen Transition Justice Analysis

A call for a fair energy transition: Green hydrogen and social justice

The impact of intersectionality on climate education via social media.

Distributive Justice: Disability in Public Transport in the UK

Justice Analysis of Oil Extraction in the Niger Delta

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