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Climate justice demands that communities of privilege who have benefitted the most from using fossil fuels do the bulk of the heavy lifting to reduce emissions and to fund solutions tackling climate change, Jessica Bineth writes. When we talk about mitigating the worst impacts of the climate crisis, climate justice is increasingly a solution activist organisations are building into their mission statements and strategies.
It is one of Australia's greatest mysteries. On December 1, 1948, an unknown man was found dead on Somerton Beach in Adelaide. Nobody knew who he was or how he died. But as the days went on, the case proved to be anything but straightforward. Seventy years later, it remains unsolved. It's a mystery that has captivated sleuths for decades.
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