Climate justice and reproductive justice are distinct scholarly and activist frameworks that have received significant attention in recent years—particularly with respect to how they might be linked together. In this overview, I survey the main lenses through which various actors have linked climate justice and reproductive justice in the United States. First, I review the literatures: on climate justice, the perspective that those who are least responsible for the conditions causing climate change are disproportionately impacted by it; and on the reproductive justice, which focuses on rejecting reproductive oppression to achieve comprehensive reproductive autonomy for individuals and communities. Next, I analyze frameworks that seek to reframe reproductive justice through a populationist, climate-centered lens. I contrast these framings with new approaches focused on racial health disparities and intergenerational justice. The article ends with questions about the next directions in climate justice and reproductive justice linkages: in particular, the role of eco-anxiety in shaping reproductive futures. In so doing, I argue for approaches that challenge mainstream framings focused on population size and growth, and instead foreground the embodied reproductive outcomes of climate-impacted communities.

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气候正义与生殖正义的交叉点

气候正义和生殖正义是独特的学术和活动框架，近年来受到了极大的关注——特别是在它们如何联系在一起方面。在本概述中，我调查了各种参与者将美国的气候正义和生殖正义联系起来的主要视角。首先，我回顾了文献：关于气候正义，认为那些对造成气候变化的条件责任最小的人受到的影响不成比例；以及生殖正义，其重点是拒绝生殖压迫，以实现个人和社区的全面生殖自主权。接下来，我分析了试图通过人口主义、以气候为中心的视角重新构建生殖正义的框架。我将这些框架与关注种族健康差异和代际正义的新方法进行了对比。文章最后提出了有关气候正义和生殖正义联系的下一步方向的问题：特别是生态焦虑在塑造生殖未来中的作用。在此过程中，我主张采取挑战以人口规模和增长为重点的主流框架的方法，而不是突出受气候影响社区的具体生殖结果。