Prompted by SR1.5, new youth movements seek to use science-based policy to break with incremental reforms and demand radical climate action beyond emissions reductions . Recent social movements and climate protests embrace new modalities of action related to political responsibility for climate injustice through disruptive collective political action . This is complemented by a regenerative culture and ethics of care . These new social movements are based on non-violent methods of resistance, including actions classified as dutiful, disruptive and dangerous dissent .
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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