Why climate justice is a responsibility, not charity | S Bituila | TEDxIITDelhi

Climate Change Impact & Justice - Climate change disproportionately affects vulnerable communities with minimal carbon footprint [5][6] - In the last two decades, India experienced over 1,000 climate disasters resulting in over 100,000 deaths, primarily impacting daily wage workers [7][8] - Climate solutions should prioritize justice by addressing the needs of the most affected communities [8] Call to Action & Systemic Change - Individual actions are insufficient; systemic changes are crucial for effective climate solutions [14] - Professionals in various fields (engineering, policy, research, business) should integrate climate justice into their work [12][13][14] - Climate action is a shared responsibility, requiring collective effort to protect each other [10][18]