Applying the social inclusion framework to net zero transport policies
The social inclusion framework for Net Zero aims to ensure that all members of society can participate in a just transition to net zero, particularly...
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Justice analysis of Solar Farms for Net Zero
Procedural justice is the concept that the communities that are most affected by the outcome of a decision must be involved in the decision-making and...
Addressing energy and distributional inequalities in net zero housing
The concept of energy justice offers a meaningful framework for analysing the disparities encountered in achieving net-zero housing. This analysis will examine current inequalities primarily through...
Justice Analysis: Net Zero
Justice analysis: Net Zero Dinning for the Planet Word count:585 Our food systems currently account for 30% of global greenhouse gases and...
P2: Justice Analysis: Mobility Justice
Justice Analysis Mobility justice issues arise when attempting the transition to sustainable yet socially just mobilities (Sheller,2018). Transitioning to electric vehicles is crucial in achieving...
Justice Analysis of Gaps in Sustainability Education
An Analysis of Gaps in Sustainability Education through the Lens of Distributive Justice Introduction Sustainability education plays a crucial in driving the world’s sustainable development, and it is...
Reliance on private vehicles is a barrier to achieving sustainable travel
P1 Sustainability Problem Communication V1
'Justice Multiple' and Historical Justice in Food Systems
To contribute to the global response to climate change, the UK Government has made a legal commitment to achieve ‘net-zero’ greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by...
Transport mobility: leeds local tarnsportation mobility issue
Hydrogen Powered Transport and Distribution Justice
Hydrogen Powered Transport and Distribution Justice Distribution justice often defined as the "spatial and temporal allocation of goods and ills across society" (Dillman and Heinonen,...
Bridging Gaps in Sustainability Education
Education is a critical component in sustainable development. For example, Goal 4 of the 17 SDGs addresses quality education, while UNESCO (2023) also recognises education...
Net Zero: Dinning for the Planet
Net Zero Dinning for the Planet
Climbing the Hydrogen Ladder: Who reaches the top?
Climbing the Hydrogen Ladder_ Who reaches the top_
Balancing Development and Conservation The Deforestation Dilemma
Sustainability Problem Communication
Greenwashing in South Durban - a short magazine
'Wicked Problems' and Denial of our Entanglement within Secondary Schools
Through this mindmap, I demonstrate how the complexity and interconnective nature of the 'wicked' problems we face today demands more transformative and holistic way of...
We Need Critical Climate Education: a poem
(this poem is intended for a non-specialist audience, although it indirectly refers to Framings, Distributional/Procedural injustice and Climate Justice Movements, it was written with almost...
Implementing Distributive and Recognition Justice for an Equitable Net Zero
Left Out of the Future They say change is on its way, that it’s fair, that it’s for all of us. But here in this...
Greenwashing in Canada - Nestle
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Athabasca Oil Sands: Balancing Profit and Environmental Costs
The Athabasca oil sands in Alberta, Canada, holds one of the largest bitumen deposits in the world. It contributes significantly to the national economy through...