The EnJust Network for Environmental Justice organized an event on the topic “How political may/should science be in times of climate change?» In a panel discussion with representatives from social and natural sciences, science theory and political activism we discussed the role of science in the context of climate change and the current socio-ecological crisis.

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The EnJust workshop Kiel 2019 was opened with a keynote speech by Gordon Walker (Environment Centre, Lancaster University, UK), one of the leading geographers in the field of environmental justice.

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In summer 2018 the photographer Barbara Dombrowski traveled to the South Pacific islands of Kiribati and Rarotonga. The journey was both the conclusion of her photographic cycle «Tropic Ice_Dialog between Places Affected by Climate Change» and the starting point for a cycle of spectacular installations designed to draw attention to climate change and its consequences for culture and native…

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