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The rich caused the crisis whose brunt will be borne by the poor. The ‘polluter pays’ principle ought to guide policies for climate action.

The EU tax shifts the carbon burden to the commodity-rich emerging economies least responsible for today’s climate crisis while fattening its Covid-19 relief fund. Singapore, as a leading regional carbon services hub, offers some solutions but Asia as a whole needs to find pragmatic ways to defend against climate inequality.

Readers discuss the urgent need to build resilience among groups experiencing the overlapping effects of environmental change and socioeconomic inequality, and defend the disparity between the EU’s response to refugees attempting to enter Europe from Ukraine, and those coming from the Middle East.

Card, climate change makes it it more likely that you'll roll over a car that is 165 degrees. you'll get that deal. and you're right to point out refugees. climate inequality is astounding. for some people they have air conditioned repairmen on call like fire and ambulance. it shuts down, they come. and for a lot of other people air conditioning is still a luxury. >> in fact there is a vine out "washington post" wrote about it it was filmed yesterday at a refugee camp in jordan where it was also incredibly hot 113 degrees. i think we have that vine. >> amazing. >> i mean you would normally see...