‘We shouldn’t have to do the job of journalists’

Gutiérrez, Miren; Naidoo, Kumi

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“…Sensitising a confused global citizenry to the issue of climate change is significantly more difficult than trying to raise public sensitivity on the issues of human rights, poverty and social exclusion, since climate change is something that has happened over a long period of time, and attributing a weather event to climate change is not Environmental Values 24.6 an easy connection to make. It therefore requires a louder voice from activists to draw attention to climate justice challenges (Naidoo and Gutierrez, 2013). There is some evidence of NGOs making a difference to global environmental governance, but there is no evidence that NGOs have reached the grassroots level by clearing public confusion (Betsill and Corell, 2008;Chatterjee and Finger, 1994;Shellenberger and Nordhaus, 2005).…”

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Managing Climate Change: Shifting Roles for NGOs in the Climate Negotiations

Pandey¹

2015

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Climate change governance is extremely challenging because of both the intrinsic difficulty of the issues at stake and the plurality of values and worldviews. For these reasons, the ethical concerns that characterise climate change should also be meaningfully addressed through a specific version of procedural justice. Accordingly, in this article we adopt an impure notion of procedural justice. On this theoretical basis, we define relevant fairness criteria and contextualise them for climate governance systems. Then, we empirically justify fairness criteria against a critical and divisive element for the future governance of the Green Climate Fund, i.e., the no-objection procedure. The article concludes with some considerations prompted by the analysis.

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Managing Climate Change: Shifting Roles for NGOs in the Climate Negotiations

Pandey¹

2015

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‘We shouldn’t have to do the job of journalists’

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Managing Climate Change: Shifting Roles for NGOs in the Climate Negotiations

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