Extreme Weather’s Impact on Climate Policy Support

This episode examines a significant global study linking extreme weather experiences to climate policy support. Findings reveal that people are more likely to support climate action when they connect disasters to climate change. Additionally, we discuss environmental justice movements and the Hazel Johnson ordinance aimed at protecting overburdened communities in Chicago. Tune in to understand the crucial role climate perceptions play in policy advocacy. Sources: Inside Climate News, Nature Climate Change.