Vol. 16 No. 3 (2025): Sustainability in Debate
In this last edition of 2025, Sustainability in Debate reaffirms its commitment to science and to critical engagement with the climate crisis in a context marked by socio-environmental inequalities, political disputes and institutional fragility. It is not possible to address the climate crisis without simultaneously confronting socioenvironmental inequalities, governance deficits and the weakening of public institutions.
Centred on the Dossier “Adaptation to Extreme Climate Events and Socio-Environmental Resilience: Impacts, Challenges, and Strategies”, this issue brings together studies addressing climate risks, vulnerabilities, public policies, local practices and institutional innovations across different regions of Brazil. The Varia section broadens the discussion by engaging with themes such as energy, territory, participatory science, political discourse and the journal’s own trajectory.
In a moment when prevention is fairer and less costly than remediation, Sustainability in Debate reasserts its defence of science, cooperation and intergenerational responsibility


