"This paper argues that NT-DNT communities who have harmed the environment the least, are suffering the most from Climate change. The paper aims to show how this impact goes beyond the more obvious social, financial and physical suffering, and affects their mental justice. "- Deepa Pawar writes in her recently published paper in Sambhashan, Vol. 4, Issue 2 (a Mumbai University journal) Read the paper here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aC4K9HLo0wRPuirvsedLSsr-T1eC5FVy/view?

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