Climate Change and Poverty

Abstract

Man needs to be in harmony with nature that
grants him what is necessary to live and, from
a theological point of view, he also has the
responsibility to behave as a good administrator
since the possibility of life of both human beings
and other creatures depends on it. The excessive
consumption of the Earth’s resources has brought
us to the present situation: there is such an
acceleration of climate change that it is a risk to life
for many of our contemporaries, but especially for
future generations.
The repercussions of these changes, generated by
consumer societies, especially affect the poorest
who depend, for the most part, on agriculture and
fishing for their survival, and who do not have the
capacity to adapt to the new scenario that the
climate presents to them.

ARK: http://id.caicyt.gov.ar/ark:/s26184699/czspovfhr