This study discusses the moral question of whether South Africa deserves climate reparations. It examines the deeply unequal and polluting nature of the South African economy in order to demonstrate how claims from South Africa for climate finance and reparations are morally complex and fraught.
South Africa’s unjust climate reparations: a critique of the Just Energy Transition Partnership
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