Why Do Low-Income Communities Bear the Brunt of Climate Change

From disrupted livelihoods to increased vulnerability to extreme weather events, low-income communities face a disproportionate impact from climate change that demands urgent attention and action.

Why are poorer countries bearing the brunt of climate crisis?

Climate Change and Health Equity

Climate Change and Socioeconomic Impacts: Addressing the Disproportionate Burden with Practical Solutions

FROM THE FIELD: Poor and vulnerable bear brunt of climate change

Low-income Families Will Bear the Brunt of Climate Change. This Organization is Working to Change That. - Institute for Policy Studies

Countries and Territories Most Affected by Climate Change Also More Likely to Believe it to Be Personally Harmful - Yale Program on Climate Change Communication

Poorest people bear growing burden of heat waves as temperatures rise - AGU Newsroom

Marginalised communities bear the brunt of climate crisis in USA: New report

Low-income neighborhoods bear the brunt of oil drilling in LA. Will new state law help?

Poor, marginalised bear brunt of climate hazards

Children will bear brunt of climate change impact, new study says, Climate crisis

Robert Bullard on LinkedIn: Earth.Org

Rural areas bear the brunt of migration pressure

The Case for Green Investments in Low-Income Communities and Communities of Color

The Unequal Burden of Rising Temperatures: How Can Low-Income Countries Cope?