http://www.linchpin.ca/category/Tags/environmental-justice-organizing-justice-climate The taxonomy view with a depth of 0. en http://www.linchpin.ca/collections+/+Environment+/+Environmental-Justice-working-together-transformative-change <p><p>Greg Macdougall<br /> LINCHPIN</p> <p> When we talk about the moral and ethical implications of climate change it sounds like something that could put you to sleep. “Morals”. “Ethics”. A response might be, “stop lecturing me” or “don’t you have anything more interesting to talk about?”<br /> But what we’re really saying is that the fight for “climate justice” is on the same level as efforts to end slavery, stop genocide, or win the right for women to vote. It’s on the same scale, but perhaps even more profound than any of those. What we’re saying is that climate justice isn’t just a technical thing or an economic thing or a political thing. It’s way bigger than any of that.</p> </p><p><a href="http://www.linchpin.ca/collections+/+Environment+/+Environmental-Justice-working-together-transformative-change">read more</a></p> http://www.linchpin.ca/collections+/+Environment+/+Environmental-Justice-working-together-transformative-change#comments Environment Non specific environmental justice organizing for justice climate Sun, 28 Dec 2008 00:07:35 -0800 AndrewL 1313 at http://www.linchpin.ca