Climate justice

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Climate justice is a higher level category than Rivers have rights which is about rivers and the growing, indigenous influenced movement growing the rights of legal personhood

The city of Houston’s climate is an exemplary response to the crisis, which affects poorer people down stream more and faster than affluent people who often live in more immediately protected areas. Houston’s climate plan [[1]] which wants to reduce emissions by 40% by 2030.