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Climate justice is generally used as a term for viewing global warming as an ethical and political issue and considering how its causes and effects relate to concepts of justice, particularly environmental justice and social justice. This can mean examining political and economic systems and issues such as equality, human rights, collective rights, and historical responsibility in relation to climate change. Recognizing and addressing the fact that those least responsible for climate change experience its greatest impacts is seen by many as being central to climate justice.〔Global Humanitarian Forum (1 October 2009) (Kofi Annan launches climate justice campaign track ).〕〔Koch, Wendy (March 7, 2011). (Study: Climate change affects those least responsible ). ''USA Today''.〕 The term is also sometimes used with reference to legal systems, where justice is achieved through application and development of law in the area of climate change.〔For example, see (Climate Law Database ) of the Climate Justice Programme.〕
== Definitions of climate justice ==
Climate justice is a fluid concept; however, there are recurring themes across definitions. The following definitions taken from 'Organizing Cools The Planet' give a picture of the various understandings of climate justice:〔Organizing Cools The Planet http://organizingcoolstheplanet.wordpress.com/〕
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