Adaptive legal frameworks can integrate AI and climate justice by embedding flexibility, inclusivity, and technological responsiveness into environmental governance systems. These frameworks must accommodate evolving climate risks and AI capabilities, using tools like predictive modeling, real-time monitoring, and automated compliance systems to anticipate and mitigate environmental harm. By prioritizing climate justice, such laws should ensure marginalized communities—often the most vulnerable to environmental degradation—are represented in decision-making, benefit from AI-driven interventions, and are protected against technological biases. This means co-developing policies with diverse stakeholders, mandating ethical AI use, and ensuring transparency, accountability, and equitable access to climate-related data and solutions.
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