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This chapter delves into the profound and urgent necessity of climate justice, specifically within the unique ecological and cultural landscape of the Lake Chad Basin. It explores the historical and ongoing impacts of colonial exploitation and environmental degradation, highlighting the critical role of indigenous knowledge and practices in fostering sustainable environmental stewardship. By examining the intersection of climate change, socio-economic vulnerabilities, and indigenous resilience, this chapter lays the groundwork for integrating climate justice into decision-making processes. It advocates for a comprehensive approach that respects and incorporates indigenous wisdom, aiming to create equitable and sustainable solutions for the region.

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Introduction to Indigenous Climate Justice in the Lake Chad Basin

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    2025年

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  • Ngozi Finette Stewart

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This chapter delves into the profound and urgent necessity of climate justice, specifically within the unique ecological and cultural landscape of the Lake Chad Basin. It explores the historical and ongoing impacts of colonial exploitation and environmental degradation, highlighting the critical role of indigenous knowledge and practices in fostering sustainable environmental stewardship. By examining the intersection of climate change, socio-economic vulnerabilities, and indigenous resilience, this chapter lays the groundwork for integrating climate justice into decision-making processes. It advocates for a comprehensive approach that respects and incorporates indigenous wisdom, aiming to create equitable and sustainable solutions for the region.