Publication: Justicia ambiental y justicia climática: el camino lento pero sin retorno, hacia el desarrollo sostenible justo
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2018-11-08
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Asociación Castellano-Manchega de Sociología (ACMS)
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En este artículo se identifican los diversos y diferentes aspectos del concepto político y sociológico de Justicia Climática, partiendo del clima como bien común y global, y del contexto socio-político del cambio climático como asunto que tiene que ver con una ciudadanía democrática. Se conecta con su origen en la Justicia Ambiental, así como con la agenda más amplia del desarrollo sostenible, que pasa por el abandono de los combustibles fósiles. Pasamos entonces a abordar la cuestión de la responsabilidad común pero diferenciada en la lucha contra el cambio climático, así como su naturaleza multifacética y multiescala. Todo ello concluye en la conexión de la justicia climática con un desarrollo sostenible fuerte, que dé como resultado un nuevo paradigma de Sostenibilidad Justa como propuesta más integral del desarrollo de las sociedades.
This paper identifies the diverse and different aspects of the political and sociological concept of Climate Justice, starting from the climate as a common and global good, and from the socio-political context of climate change as an issue that has to do with a democratic citizenship. It connects with its origin in Environmental Justice, as well as with the broader agenda of sustainable development that passes through the abandonment of fossil fuels. We then turn to the question of common but differentiated responsibility in the fight against climate change, as well as its multi-faceted and multi-scale nature. All this concludes in the connection of climate justice with a strong sustainable development that results in a new paradigm of Just Sustainability as a more integral proposal for the development of societies
This paper identifies the diverse and different aspects of the political and sociological concept of Climate Justice, starting from the climate as a common and global good, and from the socio-political context of climate change as an issue that has to do with a democratic citizenship. It connects with its origin in Environmental Justice, as well as with the broader agenda of sustainable development that passes through the abandonment of fossil fuels. We then turn to the question of common but differentiated responsibility in the fight against climate change, as well as its multi-faceted and multi-scale nature. All this concludes in the connection of climate justice with a strong sustainable development that results in a new paradigm of Just Sustainability as a more integral proposal for the development of societies
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Justicia climática, Justicia ambiental, Deuda ecológica, Acuerdo de París, Sostenibilidad justa, Climate justice, Environmental justice, Ecological debt, Paris Agreement, Fair sustainability
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Pardo Buendía, M., & Ortega, J. (2018). Justicia ambiental y justicia climática: el camino lento pero sin retorno, hacia el desarrollo sostenible justo. En Barataria. Revista Castellano-Manchega de Ciencias Sociales, 24, pp. 83-100