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The Environmental Justice movement has demonstrated that pollution's effects often fall disproportionately on the health of people of color, Indigenous Peoples, and low-income communities. These groups are the first to experience negative climate change impacts like heat death and illness, respiratory illness, infectious disease, and economic and cultural displacement. These 10 Principles for Just Climate Change Policies in the United States will ensure that climate policy protects our most vulnerable communities.

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http://www.ejnet.org/ej/climatejustice.pdf

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Everyone feels the effects of global warming, but people of color, Indigenous Peoples, workers, and poor communities are the first to experience climate change’s negative impacts. Those communities have fewer resources to adapt to climate change’s effects. The economic, cultural, and health costs associated with global warming also fall hardest on those with the least resources. Because climate change and climate policies will disproportionately affect these groups, policymakers must address these differential impacts. The following are 10 Principles for Just Climate Change Policies in the United States that will ensure the protection
of our livelihoods: