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Dialogue between environmental and climate justices: building a generational approach

The theme of climate change presents several ramifications in law, starting with the concepts that involve justice. In this line, this article aims to correlate environmental and climate justices to develop the generational approach. The methodology is analytical and qualitative, using literature review methods and exploring Brazilian case. The results show the essential aspects for balancing climate justice and generational justice. The final considerations draw attention to conciliate sustainability development and measures to tackle climate change.