In the US, the Latino community is particularly vulnerable to the impacts of extreme heat. Learn why, and what you can do about it in our two new fact sheets.
Health Impacts of Extreme Heat
This resource has been factchecked by policy experts, using the latest scientific research. Find all our sources linked below. Heat waves supercharged by devastating global warming routinely cause hundreds of deaths worldwide—over 600 in an Arizona summer alone. Heat is now the …
El calor extremo y
las comunidades latinas
Este recurso ha sido verificado por expertos en políticas, utilizando las últimas investigaciones científicas. Encuentre todas nuestras fuentes en los enlaces a continuación. El cambio climático es causado por la contaminación generada por las plantas de energía, los automóviles, los camiones, los …
Extreme Heat and Latino Communities
This resource has been factchecked by policy experts, using the latest scientific research. Find all our sources linked below. Climate change is caused by pollution from power plants, cars, trucks, buses, and other human activities. The gases that get released when coal, …
Los impactos del calor extremo sobre la salud
Este recurso ha sido verificado por expertos en políticas, utilizando las últimas investigaciones científicas. Encuentre todas nuestras fuentes en los enlaces a continuación. Las olas de calor, intensificadas por el devastador calentamiento global, causan rutinariamente cientas de muertes en todo el mundo. …
Moms Make News: Air Pollution’s Toll on Latino Communities
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Colorado, Iowa, Nevada, Ohio, and Pennsylvania.
Severe wildfire seasons threaten Northern Nevada’s outdoor recreation culture
Panel of wildfire experts speak on the ‘new normal’ of climate-driven fire seasons
What is the ‘new normal’ for climate-driven wildfire seasons?
Panel of wildfire experts speak on the ‘new normal’ of climate-driven fire seasons
Moms Make News: Moms Hold Back the Floodwaters
Read the latest news from Moms Clean Air Force staff and members in Arizona, Colorado, Iowa, Montana, New Mexico, Ohio, Texas, and West Virginia.