Hi everyone,

This week's speaker in the University of Sydney Philosophy Seminar Series is 
Jeremy Moss (UNSW)

The title of the talk is ‘Climate harms and the just climate transition’. Here 
is an abstract for the talk:

The impacts of climate change, especially those caused by climate related 
disasters, are now all too familiar and are having a severe immediate and 
long-term impact on human and natural systems. In this paper I argue that 
standard conceptions of how climate harms are caused and who is responsible for 
them are inadequate. A focus on who caused the direct climate hazard has 
obscured the way in which people and natural systems become vulnerable to those 
hazards. I will argue for a broader understanding of climate harms and consider 
what adjustments an account of just climate transition must make to properly 
incorporate a broader account of climate harms.



The seminar will take place at 3:45pm on Wednesday May 13 in the Philosophy 
Seminar Room (N494).

Enquiries about the seminar series can be directed to 
[email protected]

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