Although communities of color are are being hit the hardest by climate change, they are also leading the fight against it. This op-ed highlights how climate change efforts should be funded, featuring a group that’s tapping into the ingenuity, knowledge and resilience of the local community to address climate change at the grassroots level.

A recent analysis found that over 65 million nonelderly adult workers - four in ten workers - are in occupations at increased risk for climate-related health impacts. These jobs expose workers to heat, decreased air quality, extreme weather, diseases, and contaminants. Disparities exist among workers of color, immigrants, and those with lower education and income levels. Learn more about the urgent need to address these challenges and protect vulnerable workers

Written by top experts, this book uncovers the connections between climate change and a range of health effects. Discover practical strategies for adaptation and mitigation, presented in a clear and engaging manner. Perfect for students and professionals passionate about public health and the environment.