Climate Change

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Use this page to define what climate change is and discuss the key concepts. Make sure to provide hyperlinked citations for all of your contributions.

Definition

Climate change is…

Key Concepts

Some key concepts in understanding climate change include the following:

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Definition
Intersectionality is a word given to the idea of multifaceted perspectives all interact with each other, and cannot be separated, as each facet contributes to the pressing issues of the others. Kimberlé Crenshaw defined this term over 30 years ago, ” It’s basically a lens, a prism, for seeing the way in which various forms of inequality often operate together and exacerbate each other. We tend to talk about race inequality as separate from inequality based on gender, class, sexuality, or immigrant status. What’s often missing is how some people are subject to all of these, and the experience is not just the sum of its parts.” ( https://time.com/5786710/kimberle-crenshaw-intersectionality/ )

Key Concepts

Some key concepts in the theory of intersectionality include the following:

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What are climate change’s key organizations?

Use this page to provide information about the organizations who have helped to shape the discussion on climate change. Make sure to provide hyperlinked citations for all of your contributions.

Several national and international organizations have made important contributions to our understanding of climate change:

1. United States Environmental Protection Agency

Background: provide a summary of the organization, including when it was founded and who or what makes up its members

Contribution: discuss what this organization adds to our understanding of climate change

2. Organization 2

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Contribution: discuss what this organization adds to our understanding of climate change

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Background: provide a summary of the organization, including when it was founded and who or what makes up its members
Contribution: discuss what this organization adds to our understanding of climate change

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What are some key texts on climate change?

Use this page to provide information about key texts on climate change. Make sure to provide hyperlinked citations for all of your contributions.

Key Texts

Here are several important readings on climate change:

1. United Nations Paris Agreement

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2. Text 2 Title and Organization or Author (make sure to provide a link to the article or book)

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Key Texts

1. This Bridge Called My Back Fourth Edition: Writings by Radical Women of Color, By: Cherríe Moraga (Author, Editor), Gloria Anzaldúa (Editor) (Link to book)

This book is a collection of writings that range from poems, essays, reflective pieces, and anecdotes, written by women of color documenting their experiences. It showcases and highlights that even across oceans and races, the essence of our struggles can be shared almost identically, as is shown from a quote taken from the book. ” Watching the late-night news; I hear a woman’s voice, ” I have worked for this my whole life” she is crying and I am crying becau

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