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Climate Justice & Food Equity

The costs of the food system fall hardest on those who benefit least. This hub covers food apartheid, slaughterhouse labour, Indigenous land rights, soy-driven displacement and what a just transition out of livestock would require.

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A crowd of activists demanding climate action, illustrating the core principles of what climate justice means for global movements and policy.
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Climate Justice vs. Climate Equality: What's the Real Difference?

While both concepts pursue fairness in the climate crisis, understanding what climate justice truly is reveals a deeper focus on addressing historical wrongs and systemic inequities.

By Priya Sharma · 7 min read

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Is plant-based eating affordable for everyone?
Staples like beans, lentils, rice and seasonal vegetables are among the cheapest calories available; cost barriers usually come from processed substitutes and from food-access deserts, not from plants themselves.

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Egrets in a coastal wetland.
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