Environmental Justice
Environmental Justice

Author(s): Julia M. Puaschunder
Subject(s): Energy and Environmental Studies, Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, Socio-Economic Research
Published by: Scientia Moralitas Research Institute
Keywords: Climate Bonds; Climate Change; Economics of the Environment;
Summary/Abstract: This article proposed three innovative and heterodox ways to aid understanding and unleashing a sustainable economy in Three Essays on Environmental Justice: First, behavioral insights are presented about real-world relevant, easily-implementable nudges to steer human into future-oriented discounting. Second, macroeconomic modelling highlights countries’ different economic prospects on a warming globe in order to find a redistribution of benefits and burdens of climate change to share the gains and losses of a warming globe equally within society, between countries and over time. Third, a creative financialization strategy is introduced in bonds that help weight the burden of climate change more equally between today’s and tomorrow’s society.

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