Özet:

The use of fossil fuels, which increased in parallel with the changing production understanding with the industrialization process, caused climatic changes, damaged the environment, reduced the stock of natural resources, caused to the extinction of living species living in nature and caused people to lose their lives due to various climatic events. The climate crisis, which develops due to anthropogenic (human-induced) climate change, poses an important threat to the vital activities of all living creatures and people on earth. This climate crisis threat creates different effects on countries and social groups. Countries and social groups that have the least share in the emergence of the climate crisis are disproportionately affected by the process, and as a result of climate disasters, millions of people migrate every year, become unemployed, become poor, and have to deal with some problems that are exacerbated by the lack of social protection. Within the scope of the study, the social dimension of the climate crisis is focused on, starting from the human factor, which is the subject of the negative effects caused by the climate crisis. At this point, the aim of the study is to evaluate the effects of the climate crisis and to develop appropriate social policy recommendations through the social inequality, social protection and migration phenomenon selected in the context of the social dimension of the climate crisis.

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