Increasing recognition of the multi-faceted injustices of climate change has led to growing
interest in the actions people can take to advance climate justice (CJ). Yet, within the …

This article proposes that children constitute a new climate precariat. This conceptualization
contributes to a more comprehensive theoretical understanding of the vulnerability of …

In this article, we trace the racialized history of the environmental movement in the United
States and Canada that has defined the mainstream movement as a default white space. We …

This article evaluates two of the most productive recent areas of research in the historical
geographies of solidarity: first, work relating to class and the labour movement; and second …

Global institutions and national governments have failed to provide effective policy guidance
or leadership on tackling climate change. The extraction and combustion of fossil fuels …

In this paper, we situate the public university as a frontier where structures of settler
colonialism, racialization, and citizen formation are both created and contested. We use the …

From fossil fuel corporations sponsoring climate change education to youth‐washing
international gatherings, young people are bombarded, and simultaneously abandoned, by …

Abstract Since the 2018 Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report, a global
shift in consciousness has taken place around the urgency of the Earth's climate crisis …

The field of climate justice has been growing in relevance since its conception in 1997. This
paper presents a comprehensive bibliometric and topic modelling analyses to examine the …

Over the past two decades, the field of urban political ecology (UPE) has developed into a
robust theoretical framework for understanding the production of uneven socionatures. More …