The Journal of Just Atonement Inc.

What's new in AR6?

The JAI team is analyzing chief differences between AR6 and the IPCC Special Report on 1.5°C previously released in 2018. More updates coming soon on AR6.

Climate ChangeDave Inder ComarAugust 18, 2021AR6, IPCC, Climate Protection, Climate Change Models, Climate Change Scenarios, Climate Change, climate crisis, methane, CO2 Increase, carbon dioxide, Melting Arctic Ice

Looking at climate impacts in California, and reading the new IPCC report

JAI continues its research into fighting climate change through the use of domestic and international law and is currently assessing climate impacts on waterways in California. JAI is also reviewing the latest IPCC report issued 9 August 2021.

Climate ChangeDave Inder ComarAugust 10, 2021Climate Change UN, Climate Change, IPCC, California, Salton Sea, Climate Change Impact, wetlands

Reviewing climate impacts across the world and awaiting the IPCC report

Updates from JAI about our work on the human rights impacts of climate change, and climate impacts on water in California.

Just Atonement, Human Rights, Climate Change, NewsDave Inder ComarAugust 4, 2021Universal Periodic Review, United Nations Human Rights Council, IPCC, Climate Change, climate crisis, California, wildfires, Water Crisis, water and climate change, Water

Stabilizing the climate will require peaceful solutions

Just Atonement Inc. believes in the need for a global ceasefire as a way of commencing a collective effort to respond to the climate crisis.

War and Peace, Climate ChangeDave Inder ComarJuly 4, 2021Global Peace, Obstacles to Global Peace, Melting Arctic Ice, Militarization of the Arctic, Climate Change, UN, United Nations, international law, Peace and Justice, building peace, Crime of Aggression, the crime of aggression, Global Cease Fire, Global Ceasefire

Preserving civilization in the face of growing fires

At Just Atonement Inc. we are increasingly focusing our attention on the threat of fire. As governments continue to sit on their hands with respect to climate change, it is likely and even probable that wildfires will become increasingly destructive and may even threaten the long term habitability of many populated regions.

Climate ChangeDave Inder ComarJune 20, 2021wildfires, California, Australia, climate change, global warming, climate crisis, Drought, Drought and Migration