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How will the gap between those in poverty and those who are not in poverty change based on changes in climate that affect agriculture and food scarcity

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How will the gap between those in poverty and those who are not in poverty change based on changes in climate that affect agriculture and food scarcity

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How will access to fresh water affect the health of lower income groups vs higher income groups.

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Poor people can't afford to move from areas harder hit by climate change while wealthier groups can easily relocate to better areas.

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Those in lower levels of poverty and hunger are affected greater than those in richer socioeconomic situations

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Those in lower levels of poverty and hunger are affected greater than those in richer socioeconomic situations

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How much inequality in climate impact is seen in the USA? Typically this is a discussion in my class about other countries rather than within our own country.

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As countries in the 2nd and 3rd world attempt to increase their economic viability and growth... the main drivers for their growth is a use of fossil fuels thru industrialization. How does climate change solutions affect them?

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How will air poll

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Where on the planet will people be most affected by climate

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I wonder how third world countries will be able to keep up with changes as new research is created?

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I'm assuming that the poorest populations and those least responsible for climate change will be impacted the most

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Assuming there will be increasing numbers of climate refugees in the future, the challenge for the international community will be to come up with a systematic way of addressing it.

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I get the feeling that people with more money are causing climate change more than those with less money - cars/air conditioning/etc - and I wonder if this is being considered. As the climate changes it seems as though people with less money may also suffer the consequences more due to their lack of money

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I get the feeling that people with more money are causing climate change more than those with less money - cars/air conditioning/etc - and I wonder if this is being considered. As the climate changes it seems as though people with less money may also suffer the consequences more due to their lack of money

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some nations have already industrialized and others have not/are in the process of, imposing caps on carbon emissions or requiring new forms of energy while nations are developing can be seen as inequitable - the idea 'industrialized nations created the problem, now developing nations have to 'pay' (not always money)

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some nations have already industrialized and others have not/are in the process of, imposing caps on carbon emissions or requiring new forms of energy while nations are developing can be seen as inequitable - the idea 'industrialized nations created the problem, now developing nations have to 'pay' (not always money)

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What policies in place in combating climate change 

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What policies in place in combating climate change 

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How can everyone afford or have access to changes and more efficient ways of being more climate conscious if the "county/area" aren't implementing anything or providing resources?

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how are food and water issues going to be handled in both developing countries and poorer areas of "1st world" countries

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The money of the governments (whether rich or poor) might affect their ability to help. They also might have bigger worries, such as feeding their people.

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Tentative Idea -- people in poor or developing countries causing climate change more than the rich.

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What can pravoke people to care, and think beyond themselves

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What can pravoke people to care, and think beyond themselves

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I wonder about low-lying island nations (Maldives, Marshall Islands), with sea levels rising they have entire populations that will need to be relocated - where will they go and more importantly, what will happen to their entire culture when their people need to relocate?

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I wonder about low-lying island nations (Maldives, Marshall Islands), with sea levels rising they have entire populations that will need to be relocated - where will they go and more importantly, what will happen to their entire culture when their people need to relocate?

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What does it takes for everyone to understand that the effects of climate change is a shared responsibility? How far will developed countries go in helping to relocate or serve people most affecting?

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What does it takes for everyone to understand that the effects of climate change is a shared responsibility? How far will developed countries go in helping to relocate or serve people most affecting?

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Government buy-in

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How will solutions implemented to minimize our impact on climate change be affordable to ALL people? 

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How will solutions implemented to minimize our impact on climate change be affordable to ALL people? 

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Teaching students about systemic inequities; governments creating treaties and sticking with them; aid with learning how to change agriculture.

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Does gentrification impact climate change risk on minorities?

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"violating Clean Air Act standards” I wonder what it takes to violate this act? 

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"violating Clean Air Act standards” I wonder what it takes to violate this act? 

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...and it is often those in poverty and people of color that are most likely to lack the resources to do so.

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Not really seeing anything new. This is a problem with just about any issue that involves resource allocation.  I would like to see some proposed solutions.  Or, perhaps I am getting ahead of myself??

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Not really seeing anything new. This is a problem with just about any issue that involves resource allocation.  I would like to see some proposed solutions.  Or, perhaps I am getting ahead of myself??

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Climate Change amplifies threats like flooding and droughts but also amplifies the treat to communities of color by magnifying existing lack of resources and opportunities

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Why communities of color are more likely to be affected

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Why communities of color are more likely to be affected

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I "felt" like this was correct, but it wasn't until I read that due to historical zoning patterns and how minorities have long been funneled into high-risk areas (and that because climate change tends to make weather events more extreme, those high-risk areas are getting riskier), that it became clear.

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Wow, never heard of redlining before

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"Another factor to consider when thinking about how different communities are able to adapt is employment."

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"Another factor to consider when thinking about how different communities are able to adapt is employment."

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- what happens if we violate the clean air act?

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The mention of violating the clean air act as temp rises connected with a news report I had recently heard about how the Trump administration was actively working to ditch parts of the act and downplay others.

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How do we act to empower communities of color? How do we amplify the voices of indigenous communities? How do we leverage other equity-focused work that is happening in schools and districts and link it to impacts of climate change?

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Climate change is affecting salmon and seafood populations, which definitely affects those tribal parties that  rely on those food items, but also drives up the prices for those who enjoy salmon outside of relying on it... which drives up the price for those who rely on it. It also affects the yield for salmon farmers, who will have less of a crop to sell and make their businesses more difficult

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Climate change is affecting salmon and seafood populations, which definitely affects those tribal parties that  rely on those food items, but also drives up the prices for those who enjoy salmon outside of relying on it... which drives up the price for those who rely on it. It also affects the yield for salmon farmers, who will have less of a crop to sell and make their businesses more difficult

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Red-lining was a big issue in post-war Washington state.  It is interesting to look up Washinton State Realtors Assn. documents.  Very clear on what areas Blacks could move into.  Especially parts of Tacoma.  They line up exactly with life expectancy figures.

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Red-lining was a big issue in post-war Washington state.  It is interesting to look up Washinton State Realtors Assn. documents.  Very clear on what areas Blacks could move into.  Especially parts of Tacoma.  They line up exactly with life expectancy figures.

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Food is already being affected significantly

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How will climate change amplify the impact of food deserts on minority areas in our region

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I didn't see a lot in the way of what is being done currently, only that it's happening.

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Poor people simply have less money to deal with things like several days of missed work because of a snow storm and the inability to make changes to their living environment to help them cope with changes in the climate

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Poor people simply have less money to deal with things like several days of missed work because of a snow storm and the inability to make changes to their living environment to help them cope with changes in the climate

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Many job markets that will be hit heavily by climate change are also jobs that employ a large number of POC

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"Redlining was a common practice mid-20 century", it was not that long time ago...wow . 

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"Redlining was a common practice mid-20 century", it was not that long time ago...wow . 

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When I got my tabs renewed -- they told me Seattle is completely phasing out the emmisions requirements for cars... related to Clean Air act?

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So it ends with ...over time it's going to get worse... (essentially) so what can we do?

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I didn't really see anything new - no Aha's

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I didn't really see anything new - no Aha's

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" Climate change impacts on forests and ecosystems are expected to have direct effects on culturally important plant and animal species, which will affect tribal sovereignty, culture, and economies".

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I hadn't really thought about how the poor communities were impacted so when it discussed evacuation issues I realized that most relied on public transportation.

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How does temperature increase affect whether or not the clean air act is violated?

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How does temperature increase affect whether or not the clean air act is violated?

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How does the ability to adapt to employment affect everything?

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Is this reading appropriate for high school students? Or is this intended for teachers to have background information?

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Is this reading appropriate for high school students? Or is this intended for teachers to have background information?

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Why it is important to work with communities when preparing a climate action plan

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Why it is important to work with communities when preparing a climate action plan

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The report mentioned that "In order to [use resources most efficiently], projects that protect the costliest infrastructure are prioritized." This shows why we tend not to devote the resources to some communities that they need. We don't value what they have, so we won't miss it if it gets destroyed.

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what's a high risk area in WA state? because the beaches will flood first, but I don't think low income people are being housed along the beaches (tourism...higher cost). So where in WA are the high risk spots?

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 "...strategies that policy makers think benefit “all people”, understanding that bias will push decisions to existing power and infrastructure and away from where it may be needed most" 

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 "...strategies that policy makers think benefit “all people”, understanding that bias will push decisions to existing power and infrastructure and away from where it may be needed most" 

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Should all communities have the same solutions or do policy makers have to be intentional in plan specifics?

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are these entities working together? and if not, why aren't they?

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are these entities working together? and if not, why aren't they?

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Why isn't there more collaboration between individual entities? Why isn't frontline areas and communities being focused on for all entities involved?

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"…the use of a cost-benefit analysis with climate projects, where the intention is to use tax-payer dollars “most efficiently.” "projects that protect the costliest infrastructure are prioritized." …"yet many frontline neighborhoods are systematically under-resourced."  Why? This is my big question. 

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"…the use of a cost-benefit analysis with climate projects, where the intention is to use tax-payer dollars “most efficiently.” "projects that protect the costliest infrastructure are prioritized." …"yet many frontline neighborhoods are systematically under-resourced."  Why? This is my big question. 

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I noticed that there are action plans in place, but not equitable across the state. I wonder how this compares across different states or if there are such "acts" in other states as there are here in WA.

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I like how it mentioned that social programs that benefit these communities also, in a way help to prepare them for climate impacts.  This is a social issue, not just a climate issue.

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I like how it mentioned that social programs that benefit these communities also, in a way help to prepare them for climate impacts.  This is a social issue, not just a climate issue.

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How is "most efficient use of tax payers money determined?

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I followed the links to the actual documents (a lot of them are out of date).  What determines if a plan considers equitable contribution?