The best Climate Justice newsletters

Research-driven essays on landscape, public access to land and environmental justice in England. Issues combine original data analysis, mapping and policy history, such as access land in National Landscapes and the unequal distribution of tree shade at schools.

A newsletter tracking climate litigation and legal developments worldwide, with a mix of longer features and short case updates. Readers get context on court rulings, government responses and campaigner perspectives.

A podcast newsletter that critiques mainstream neoclassical economics and explores how it shapes crises such as climate change and inequality. Each issue presents a long-form interview with academics on reforming economics, education and policy.

A personal, first-person newsletter that connects climate and environmental justice to politics, Palestine, feminism and everyday life, written like a note from a friend. Each issue opens with a short listening/feeling/seeing list followed by an essay reflecting on current events.

Essays and updates from Dallas Gudgell on Indigenous perspectives, decolonizing wealth, environmental and climate justice, and human relationships with the more-than-human world. Issues mix reflective writing with announcements of talks and podcast appearances on wildlife coexistence, buffalo restoration and collective healing.

This newsletter from the Climate Justice Universities Union announces reading group meetings on climate and tech-related books and reports, plus an all-island Ireland meeting and a North American flash panel on climate literacy requirements. It mainly promotes events and invites readers to register, share, and join.