climate equity and justice scholarship needs feminism
climate equity and justice scholarship needs feminism
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气候公平和正义学术需要女权主义
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2018
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Sonja Klinsky
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Sonja Klinsky
2011年，联合国气候变化框架公约（UNFCCC）在南非德班召开。我住的大学宿舍的共用卫生间不提供卫生纸，但每个卫生间的后面都放着一盒免费的避孕套。在一个以艾滋病为特征的国家，健康、贫困、环境脆弱性和社区复原力等问题与应对气候变化的能力有着千丝万缕的联系。然而，无论当时还是现在，与记者交谈的国际谈判代表无法建立这种联系，我并不感到惊讶。我们只能看到我们已经发展出能看到的东西。
In 2011, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) was held in Durban, South Africa. The shared bathrooms in the university residence where I was staying did not supply toilet paper, but a box of free condoms sat on the back of each toilet. In a country marked by AIDS, the issues of health, poverty, environmental vulnerability and community resilience are inextricably linked with any ability to respond to climate change. And yet, I was unsurprised, then or now, that the international negotiators with whom the reporter was speaking were unable to make this connection. We can only see what we have developed the capacity to see.