Limiting global warming to 1.5°C above pre-industrial is feasible. And it is our best hopeof achieving environmental and social justice, of containing the impacts of a global crisisthat was born out of historical injustice and highly unequal responsibility.
Our Dossier is a civil society response to the challenge of limiting global warming to 1.5°C while also paving the way for climate justice. Because it’s is neither ‘naïve’ nor ‘politically unfeasible’, it is radically realistic.
Here you find an introductory overview of the disucssion on 1.5°C.
This publication is a civil society response to the challenge of limiting global warming to 1.5°C while also paving the way for climate justice. It brings together the knowledge and experience of a range of international groups, networks and organisations the Heinrich Böll Foundation has worked with over the past years.
Content
The boxed set "Radical Realism for Climate Justice" includes the following eight volumes:
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A Managed Decline of Fossil Fuel Production
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Another Energy is Possible
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Zero Waste Circular Economy A Systemic Game-Changer to Climate Change
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Degrowth: A Sober Vision of Limiting Warming to 1.5°C
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System Change on a Deadline. Organizing Lessons from Canada's Leap Manifesto
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La Via Campesina in Action for Climate Justice
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Re-Greening the Earth: Protecting the Climate through Ecosystem Restoration
Chapter 7
“We will not drown, we are here to fight”: An assessment of the Fiji COP 23 in Bonn
In depth analysis COP 23 was one COP in two zones: The Bula zone was the site of the official negotiations - with little relevance to what happens in the real world. The Bonn zone hosted dozens of civil society kiosks and hundreds of events searching for real solutions. By Lili Fuhr, Liane Schalatek, Don Lehr
The geoengineering fallacy
Geoengineering technologies are not yet deployable globally, but support for them is advancing fast, thanks to backing by powerful advocates eager to start experiments. But no silver bullet for climate change exists, and we must not abandon proven methods for the sake of a promise that one will be found. By Barbara Unmüßig
Tipping Point - a podcast on climate justice in the Anthropocene
In this series of podcasts, we explore pathways for climate justice in the Anthropocene - a geological epoch shaped by humans. We take our listeners on a journey to find out how we can reach the Paris goals.