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  • Environmental Science
  • Human Rights Law
  • Climate Justice

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  • Climate change poses an existential threat to global ecosystems and human well-being.
  • It is intrinsically linked to justice, ethics, and human rights, particularly the rights to life and health.
  • The impacts of climate change disproportionately harm low-income countries and vulnerable populations, despite their minimal contribution to the crisis.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To establish climate change as a human rights challenge.
  • To explore the ethical and human rights justifications for climate reparations.
  • To propose a framework for implementing climate reparations to address historical and ongoing climate injustices.

Main Methods:

  • Review of scientific evidence on climate change and its impacts.
  • Analysis of ethical and human rights principles related to accountability and redress.
  • Proposal of a new institutional mechanism for climate reparations.

Main Results:

  • Climate change undermines human flourishing and disproportionately affects vulnerable groups.
  • Existing human rights frameworks support the concept of climate reparations.
  • Identification of key actors responsible for the climate crisis.

Conclusions:

  • Climate reparations are a necessary response to the climate crisis and human rights violations.
  • A Global Climate Reparations Fund, linked to the UN Human Rights Council, is proposed.
  • Accountability for historical and current climate change contributors is essential for funding reparations.