When Cold Weather Becomes a Climate Justice Crisis
Extreme heat is far more hazardous to residents of low-income communities. But extreme cold carries risks as well, ranging from hypothermia in poorly insulated homes that residents can’t afford to upgrade to slippery sidewalks and roads that can be hazardous for people with mobility issues.
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