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Transnational Women and Feminists for Climate Justice: The Gender Bias at the Root of the Climate Emergency
The climate emergency is wielding a gender bias. Scholars and international organizations have shown that climate change and environmental degradation disproportionately affects people of marginalized genders across the globe. Indigenous women and women in the global south are especially impacted. A
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