Extreme heat, extreme inequality: Addressing climate justice in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside

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The hottest summer ever recorded in the northern hemisphere is a stark reminder of the immediacy of the climate crisis. And the hardest hit by climate impacts, such as residents of Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, are often those with the least capacity to adapt.

that universities can boost the influence of marginalized communities in policy responses by emphasizing equity and justice in climate research and communication.are university buzzwords, but it is still rare for researchers to work directly with the most vulnerable populations. Collaborating on all aspects of research, from design to presentation, empowers at-risk communities to co-create, access and advocate for adaptive climate policies that meet their priorities.

For these commitments to be fully realized and reflected in policy outcomes, climate research needs to be accessible and actionable. Amplifying underrepresented voices will improve policies and outcomes. Together, we can create a more equitable neighborhood and a more resilient city.

 

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