This book examines the intersection of climate change and social justice, arguing for a systemic approach to environmental issues. It draws attention to the disparity between climate change and social justice concerns, seeking to broaden the understanding of what constitutes climate change. The work makes connections between environmental shifts and social climates that exclude and marginalize individuals and groups, advocating for more respectful interactions with social and environmental relationships.

The book is positioned as a call to action for climate justice advocates, emphasizing the need for systemic change. It aims to broaden the definition of climate change by connecting it to social justice concerns and exclusionary practices. The work suggests that a more respectful approach to social and environmental relationships is necessary. Its focus on the intersection of these issues indicates a critical perspective on current environmental and social paradigms.