‘Climate dignity means, on the one hand, that all people have the right to live in a world in which their health, freedom and livelihoods are not affected by climate change. In terms of climate justice, this applies in particular to those people, communities and countries that are or will be most affected by the impacts of climate change and are therefore particularly worthy of protection. ‘Climate Dignity also emphasises that the effects of man-made climate change and the associated loss of biodiversity not only threaten human dignity, but also endanger nature. The underlying concept of ‘Climate Dignity’ thus places the interdependence of humans and nature at the centre of more than human relationships: anyone who violates the dignity of nature also damages human dignity.