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Climate Kills Initiative is a student-led nonprofit organization dedicated to raising awareness about climate injustice and its impact on global health. Through our blog, we share research, insights, and stories to inspire action towards a more sustainable and just world.

Our team of student researchers and contributors passionately work to shed light on climate injustice cases worldwide, providing valuable insights, tips, and news on environmental issues and initiatives. We strive to empower individuals to take action and be part of the solution.

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Climate Injustice Research Program

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The Climate Injustice Research Program is for students and individuals passionate about exploring climate injustice. Participants will collaborate with peers to conduct research and create insights that highlight various aspects of climate injustice and its impact on communities. Initiative not only fosters critical thinking but also aims to amplify diverse perspectives on the pressing issues surrounding climate change. Join us in making a difference by shedding light on these important topics and contributing to meaningful discussions.

Climate Ambassador Program

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The Climate Ambassador Program empowers students and passionate activists to take meaningful action against climate injustice in their communities. Through awareness campaigns, fundraisers, and care packages, participants are provided with valuable resources to initiate their projects and drive change. This program encourages youth to harness their creativity and leadership skills, fostering a global movement toward climate action. Together, we can engage communities and inspire a brighter, more sustainable future for all.

Community Enrichment Program

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Here, in the Community Enrichment Program, students are empowered to promote sustainability within their communities through innovative initiatives. From hosting paper drives to setting up donation boxes, we transform recycled paper into beautiful seed cards for care packages, hospitals, and senior homes. Join us in making a difference through community cleanups and events that foster a cleaner, greener future!

Our Journal

Read from our collection of research papers written by educated CKI researchers! Whether it's climate injustice cases or public health epidemics, we cover it all.

Southeast Asia – Philippines (Manila Bay)

Manila, the capital of the Philippines, is situated on the eastern shore of Manila Bay, adjacent to the Pasig River delta. It is considered one of the most populous cities in South Asia, with a population exceeding 13 million. As a result, the city produces over 9000 tons of waste daily, much of which is plastic (1.7 million tons per year). Most of this plastic ends up in rivers and drainage systems due to poor waste management and clogged waterways, which eventually flow int

When industry pollutes andjustice falls: Louisiana case study

By: Ivee Rahman Introduction: What if the place you call home made you sick, and the system made to protect you looked the other way? This is the reality of the people of Louisiana, or the “Cancer Valley,”. Despite all its wealth and regulatory system, the US is not immune to environmental injustice, and the prime example is Louisiana’s infamous “Cancer Alley”. An 85-mile stretch along the Mississippi River, with 200 oil refineries and petrochemical plants, where low-income b

Agriculture on the Edge: How Climate Change Is Reshaping RuralCambodian Villages

Ngorn Sophanit KEYWORD: Agroecological vulnerability Socio-climatic adaptation Resilience stratification Hydro-meteorological perturbation Livelihood securitization Anthropogenic stressors ABSTRACT Cambodia’s smallholder agriculture, primarily rainfed rice and mixed cropping, is increasingly vulnerable to climate hazards. This report presents evidence from household surveys, focus group discussions, key informant interviews, and field observations across three provinces: Batt

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