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Climate change will affect us all, but the world’s marginalised groups are the least sheltered from it. A Fair Climate from Future Planet explores how addressing social inequalities can become one of our most potent tools for tackling climate change.

When Category 5 Hurricane Irma was on course to hit Barbuda, every one of the nation’s inhabitants were ordered to evacuate (Credit: Getty Images)
A Fair Climate

The 'immoral' side of climate change

By Isabelle Gerretsen

Asad Rehman welcomes the new focus on intersectional climate action (Credit: Ying Tang/NurPhoto/Getty)
A Fair Climate

The link between climate and racism

By Jeremy Williams
Mangroves are incredibly efficient at taking carbon from the atmosphere and storing it in the rich soil around their roots (Credit: Alamy)
A Fair Climate

The trees that stall wildlife crime

By David Njagi
The people of Nkala village in the Congo Basin rainforest have been granted the right to own and manage the forest they live in (Credit: Peter Yeung)
A Fair Climate

The bold plan to save the Congo Basin

By Peter Yeung
A woman stands by a cocoa stall in Ivory Coast (Credit: Getty Images)
Cyclists pass over a bridge in a Costa Rican forest (Credit: Getty Images)

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A Fair Climate

The powerful new use for cocoa

By Gitonga Njeru
The human right to a healthy environment varies around the world, and has been linked to environmental protection (Credit: Getty Images)
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The human right that benefits nature

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