Why ‘Climate Justice’ Isn’t Resonating in Communities Most at Risk
For years, activists have framed climate change as a civil rights issue. New research suggests many Americans — including those in Black and low-income communities — may understand the dangers of climate change better than the phrase “climate justice” used to describe them.
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