Often depicted as extremely vulnerable and in need of help in an era of climate emergency, the LGBTQ + or “queer” community is rarely given a voice in adaptation plans and processes. Their unique ways and means of evaluating the root causes of climate-related problems and finding holistic solutions are also understudied by scholars and practitioners. Offering an in-depth qualitative analysis based on existing literature, official websites, published interviews, and news, this article demonstrates how nonbinary people from around the world organize online and offline activities to challenge heterosexuality and patriarchy as main obstacles to land, food, and climate justice. Acknowledging the agency of “eco-queer” populations and tapping into their adaptivity and productivity would nurture current theories and practices of human rights advocacy as well as environmental sustainability.

在气候紧急情况下，LGBTQ + 或“酷儿”社区通常被描述为极其脆弱且需要帮助，但他们很少在适应计划和过程中获得发言权。他们在评估气候相关问题的根本原因和寻找整体解决方案方面的独特方式和方法也未被学者和从业者所研究。本文基于现有文献、官方网站、已发表的采访和新闻进行了深入的定性分析，展示了来自世界各地的非二元性人如何组织线上和线下活动，以挑战异性恋和父权制作为土地、食物和气候正义。