In this article Franziska Stärk argues that while climate change and nuclear weapons both pose similar moral dilemmas in respect to future generations, intergenerational nuclear injustice is particularly hard to recognize and address. It stands out for its unpredictable timeline and distinct risk trajectory, resilient incentive structures, and stagnating public salience. Recognizing these differences is crucial for how we think about our obligations to posterity.
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