Climate Change and Inequality in Africa Quiz

Marginalized groups always have equal access to resources, technology, information, and financial services compared to other groups.

Climate change impacts do not pose significant challenges to agricultural productivity and food security in African countries.

Displacement and forced migration due to climate-related disasters do not disproportionately affect vulnerable groups.

Dependence on traditional fuels for cooking and heating does not expose communities to indoor air pollution and health risks.

African countries in global climate negotiations often advocate for climate justice in terms of historical responsibility and equitable burden sharing.