"It is no coincidence that sacrifice zones fall on Indigenous land and on places inhabited by majority Black populations."

"In a world on fire, is there time for disobedience?"

"Despite the dominance of a sensibility that hyperseparates humans and nature, it is far from being universal."

As climate change shrinks and shifts the human climate niche, millions face heightened risks of displacement, immobility, and loss of well-being. This essay argues for a justice-based framework of climate mobilities grounded in a right to a livable locality. By centering embodied human relationships to place and using the capability approach, it calls for context-sensitive adaptation, shared global obligations, and policies that address inequality, sovereignty, and historical

"We may be on the same boat, but not everybody is treated equally – and some are jettisoned at the first gust of wind."

"Current governments have demonstrated their inability to manage even a full baby-step towards carbon neutrality."