Climate Change

Disadvantaged groups are more exposed to climate effects and less able to recover from damages. A Bangladeshi family travels to a safer location as water enters new areas after the cyclone Aila hit Bangladesh in 2009. Photo: Abir Abdullah

Climate and inequality entwinement imperils us all

Especially as the United Nations climate summit, COP28 draws near, discussions about ways to distribute finances from wealthy countries are growing in importance

Herons are seen on the Piraiba river before a summit of Amazon rainforest nations, in Belem, Para state, Brazil August 6, 2023. REUTERS/Ueslei Marcelino/File Photo

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Climate and inequality entwinement imperils us all

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