Volume 1, Issue 1 — July 2026

The inaugural issue brings together environmental science, public health, biodiversity, ethics, theology and policy perspectives on climate justice, with particular attention to the Global South and climate-affected communities.

Table of contents

• Climate Justice at the Edge of History
• Climate Justice and Health: Reconnecting Human, Ecological, and Planetary Well-Being
• Geographical Restrictedness of Species and Climate Resilience: Insights from the Endemic Cold-blooded Vertebrates of the Western Ghats, India
• Subaltern Ecotheopoetics for a New Planetary Ethics
• Towards a Planetary Ethic of Becoming
• Socio-Ecological Resilience and Geomorphic Decay: A Study of Riparian Biodiversity and Anthropogenic Stress in the Pampa River Basin, Kerala, India
• Revisiting Jurgen Moltmann’s God in Creation: Recognising God’s Presence in the Created World
• Exploring Tribal Eco-Theology and Climate Justice: A Constructive Theological Inquiry from the Kukis Perspective
• Imago Dei and Ecological Responsibility: An Exegetical Study of Genesis 1:26-27 and 2:15 in the Context of Africa’s Climate Crisis