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By: Steve Vanderheiden

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Anthropogenic environmental change, especially when of a scale that could without hyperbole be called a crisis, provides interesting fodder for the application of global justice theories. Insofar as human drivers of the crisis or its expected impacts are differentiated in terms that coincide with existing patterns of advantage and disadvantage, such crises may aptly be