There is no difference

 Equality means treating everyone the same, while equity accounts for different needs and circumstances

Equity means treating everyone the same, while equality accounts for different needs and circumstances

Both terms refer to fair treatment in decision-making processes

Recognitional justice

Procedural justice

Distributional justice

"Maintain scientific integrity"

"Prioritize profit over safety"

"Don't be evil"

"Don't falsify data"

Lobbying for stricter environmental regulations

Solely focusing on mitigation efforts

Designing resilient infrastructure and integrating climate considerations into projects

Ignoring climate change in engineering designs

It's an iterative process allowing for adjustments

It focuses only on short-term solutions

It's a one-time process

It ignores stakeholder input

Reduce/control

Escalate

Transfer

Avoid

Rotterdam

Wellington

Sydney

Tokyo

It's too expensive

It's too slow to implement

It doesn't consider uncertainty in climate change impacts

Both central and local government, along with individuals and organisations

Central government only

Local government only

Ignoring climate change altogether

Reversing the effects of climate change

Adjusting to the impacts of climate change

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions