My aim in this chapter will be twofold. First, I attempt to discover and collate the blind spots of existing ethical frameworks which dominate climate change debate, and show how this leads to failed attempts for identifying a unanimous binding framework. Second, I offer an alternative perspective, based upon a focus on rich and poor people, rather than rich and poor people, rather than rich and poor nations. Here, I will shift the attention from the international governance rubric to integrity concerns, domestic institutions and remapping of key variables.