Global Justice Now’s article “Colonialism, climate change and climate reparations” (Dorothy Guerrero, Aug 4 2023) is included because it documents how colonial extraction and fossil-fuel–driven wealth accumulation have created disproportionate climate harms for the Global South and makes a clear justice-centered case for climate reparations, corporate accountability (including taxing fossil fuel corporations) and redirecting finance away from polluters; this directly supports the book’s Part 1 “Call to Action: Our World & Our Future” by evidencing that those least responsible suffer most, and it informs Part 2 themes—“The Power of Generosity” and “Impact Investment”—by framing philanthropy and investment as tools for reparative, just-transition financing that prioritises frontline communities and systemic reform over profit.