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Justice for Earth, Justice for Humans

Justice for Earth, Justice for Humans

Research shows human activity is gradually increasing Earth’s temperature and causing more frequent natural disasters. These disasters have enormous impacts on human life — from more frequent droughts and wildfires to polluted air and deforestation that threatens traditional and Indigenous ways of life. These seven stories examine the ways CU students, faculty and alumni are exploring the impacts of climate change on human life and human rights.

 
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Turning Stories into Action

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The Colorado-Brazil Program on Sustainable Development Education

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Alum Aims to Improve Nepal’s Air Quality

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After a wildfire, what happens to the water article

After a Wildfire, What Happens to Water?

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Class Action: Fighting Climate Change Through Girls’ Education

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Climate Change Fueling Violence, Hunger for East African Pastoralists

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How Natural Disasters Impact Vulnerable Populations

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Illustrations by Sally Deng; Photos Phaedra Pezzullo; iStock/dutourdumonde; iStock/TriciaDaniel; iStock/brittak