References

• Climate Watch (2024): Greenhouse gas emissions and population data (1995 – 2020).
• Evans, S. (2021): Analysis: Which countries are historically responsible for climate change?
• Myclimate (2024): Take responsibility for your personal carbon footprint!
• Oxfam International (2023). 5 natural disasters that beg for climate action.
• Tandon, A. (2023): Top 1% of emitters caused almost a quarter of growth in global emissions since 1990.
• Tandon, A. (2023b): Lancet report: Heat stress wiped out equivalent of 4% of Africa’s GDP in 2022.
• United Nations (2023): SDGs – Sustainable Development Goals
• University of Notre Dame (2024): Gain-Index.
• Wallimann-Helmer, I. (2019): Justice in managing global climate change. In: Managing Global Warming, Eds. Trevor M. Letcher, pp. 751-768.

Illustrations

• Picture 1 / Home page: Energiezukunft 2021: Einnahmen aus CO2-Bepreisung an Entwicklungsländer vergeben.
• Picture 2: United Nations (2023): SDGs – Sustainable Development Goals
• Picture 3: University of Notre Dame (2024): Gain-Index.
• Picture 4: Teen Vogue (2019): 10 of the Best Signs from the Global Youth Climate Strike.