Confronting Climate Change

A Moral Imperative for Diversity & Inclusion

Authors

  • Christina Woodrow

Abstract

This reflective essay, composed in a honors seminar on climate change, explores the concept of climate justice. The author comments on how climate change is more than just a scientific issue; it is an issue of morality that requires an immediate response from not only scientists but also everyday people from all walks of life. Inclusive dialogue and solutions are thus paramount.

For additional context, listen to the author's reflection on the piece below.

 

Author Biography

  • Christina Woodrow

    Christina Woodrow is a Cornelius Vanderbilt Scholar from the Class of 2023, considering studies in economics, computer science, and Spanish. She has enjoyed exploring her interests in both foreign languages and international law. After graduation, Christina hopes to further engage with interdisciplinary efforts to solve real-world problems in the realms of science, technology, and public policy.

Author's Reflection

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Published

2020-11-03

Issue

Vol. 2 (2020): Scaffold: A Showcase of Vanderbilt First-Year Writing

Section

Multi-Disciplinary Essays

How to Cite

Confronting Climate Change: A Moral Imperative for Diversity & Inclusion. (2020). SCAFFOLD: A SHOWCASE OF VANDERBILT FIRST-YEAR WRITING, 2. https://ejournals.library.vanderbilt.edu/index.php/UWS/article/view/4988