Intersectional Climate Justice

Latino and African-American Communities Most Affected, Most Active in Combating Climate Change
Image via Joe Brusky / Flickr

The survey illustrates the intersectionality of race and environmental justice, referencing research by the NAACP that found that race is the principle indicator of the level of susceptibility to environmentally-caused negative health outcomes, as well as  economic and pyschological impacts. 

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