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As an important consequence of the destruction of ecosystems by anthropogenic factors: climate change, extreme weather events, scarcity of natural resources, reduction of fertile lands, and food and energy crises are some of the important problems we face. These factors force a paradigm shift in current development approaches that take into account ecology. The United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) defines the green economy as an economy that improves human well-being and social equity while greatly reducing environmental risks and ecological scarcity. The green economy emphasizes not only efficiency and the care of the ecosystem, but also a fair system. On the other hand, justice means a green economy; we can state that it includes the efficient production/use of energy, low carbon emissions, employment and social distribution of income, as well as inclusive national and international equality. In this context, our study aims to reveal the evaluation of the content and practices of the green economy in terms of climate justice and poverty. In the study, the descriptive analysis method will be used in light of the literature review and the data obtained. Our finding is NGS is in line with the problem of our study; In the development and implementation of green economic transformation, climate justice will provide an important scale in revealing the adaptation capacities and vulnerabilities of countries. Injustices should be evaluated in particular that those who have the least responsibility for the climate crisis will be or will be primarily affected by the consequences of climate change. Greece's greenery in the functioning of climate justice; will be able to contribute in terms of financial incentives, tax reform, carbon market, energy alternatives, eco-labeling, and international aid. The poor, on the other hand, are mamayberimarily affected by the effects of climate change, local environmental damage, and degradation of natural resources, as well as the inadequacy of their social protection and coping capacities. In the green economy; Policies that have been or can be implemented to reduce poverty should be evaluated with an approach that takes into account the poor in development, without destroying natural assets. The poor, who are mostly dependent on environmental capital and most affected by the transformations therein; will be positively affected by the protection of ecosystems, green agriculture, and jobs. However, in cases where the green economy adopts high technology for less carbon, the labor-intensive employment areas of the poor may be negatively affected. 

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