Perceiving a gap in the resources available to individuals and organizations concerned
about the gendered experiences of climate change, GGCA commissioned this literature …

Global climate change is one of the most severe problems facing societies around the world.
Very few assessments of the social forces that influence greenhouse gas emissions have …

Smallholder farmers in the Philippines are typically considered to be particularly vulnerable
to climate change, yet, relatively little is known about how that vulnerability differs between …

An orthodox assumption frames gender equality as a panacea to the climate crisis, whereby
empowering women is assumed to have tremendous positive effects on countries' …

Decreasing CO2 emissions, a top priority of climate change mitigation, requires moving
away from fossil fuels and towards renewable energy. Research shows that women tend to …

According to the UN Agenda 21 in 1992, women were regarded as a very important part in
achieving sustainable development. In this agenda, participation, equality, and …

The purpose of this paper is to gain empirical footing on the mechanisms that drive and
mitigate global warming, which is a topic of growing significance to themes of social justice …

In a world in which ocean degradation is widespread and aggravated by the effects of
climate change, there is a need to contribute with new management approaches to …

Vast literature expounds that women are more sustainability-conscious and are more
affected by issues of energy poverty. Another strand of literature upholds the effect of …

Climate action is not advancing quickly enough to prevent catastrophic harm. Understanding
why might require looking at existing leadership structures and the inequitable gender …