Further reading and learning

This is a reference list of optional further readings on the themes of Week 2. Please add your own suggestions at Twitter, Facebook or at the Uppsala University studium page.

Climate justice

Democracy Now! (2012). “Get it done”: urging climate justice, youth delegate Anjali Appadurai mic-checks UN Summit. [video]

DW Planet A. (2021). This is just how unfair climate change is. [video]

Republic of Kiribati (n.d). Kiribati Adaptation Program.

Rythz, M. (2018). Anote’s Ark. [documentary]

Spade, D. (2021). What is Mutual Aid? [video]

Thomas, L. (2022). The intersectional environmentalist: how to dismantle systems of oppression to protect people and planet. New York: Voracious/Little, Brown and Company.

Winther Sandra (2019). Lowland kids. [documentary]

Transformation

Ghosh, A. (2016). The great derangement: climate change and the unthinkable. Chicago: The University of Chicago Press.

Margolin, J. (2020). Youth to power: your voice and how to use it. New York: Hachette.

The Intercept (2019). The right to a future, with Naomi Klein and Greta Thunberg. [video]

Carbon budgets

Anderson, K. & Peters, G. (2016). The trouble with negative emissions. Science, vol. 354 (6309), pp. 182-183. DOI: 10.1126/science.aah4567.

Breeze, N. (2022). Kevin Anderson | Eorst of both words: less carbon budget, dire impacts. [podcast]

CEMUS. (2017). Leader or laggard? Reviewing Sweden's climate and sustainability agenda [video].

Friedlingstein, P. (2022). Global Carbon Budget 2022. In Earth System Science Data, 14, pp. 4811-4900.

Sussams, L. (2018). Carbon budgets explainer.

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