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In neighborhoods with fewer trees and more concrete, "heat islands" generate much more intense heat.
In rural areas, communities live under the threat of pesticide contamination.
Access to healthy food is a privilege, many only have access to ultra-processed foods.
Clean water does not reach everyone. Remote communities face scarcity and contamination.
The Brazilian Center for Climate Justice (CBJC) is a national civil society organization dedicated to addressing the issues of the Black population within Brazil’s climate agenda. Our mission is to expand public debate and influence public policies on climate justice and racial equity at local, regional, and national levels.
The climate emergency is a crisis of environmental, social and economic struggle against structural inequalities. We recognize that racism is a system of oppression in all its political and social dimensions. Therefore, discussing climate justice is, above all, confronting environmental racism.
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