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    Focusing on emissions rather than the underlying interest... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Climate justice frameworks should focus on protecting and promoting human interests rather than on distributing emissions.

    Focusing on emissions rather than the underlying interests conflates a by-product with what actually carries moral weight.

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    Second, it is worth asking why we should care about emissions at all. In themselves they do not matter to the people who generate them or who enjoy the goods and services whose production involves greenhouse gas emissions. They matter because they are a by-product of activities that people engage in to serve important human interests. More specifically they largely arise because of energy use (for building, heating, cooling, transporting, manufacturing, lighting and so on) and because of agricul

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