Climate Inequality Exists in U.S. Cities and Has Deep Racist Roots

[Reason10]

Originally Posted by donquixote99

No one says climate and weather are racist. But is possible to argue for racist effects in policy decisions that affect housing patterns and stuff like flooding risk, for example.

Climate inequality?

Not my title. Scientific Bigot American's title.

I don't believe the climate has anything to do with where blacks or whites choose to live. Then again, that publication has pretty much NOTHING to do with science.

[Yggdrasill]

Had you bothered to read it, you'd have found that the article addresses your policy questions.

Comparing a midwest city in winter to a subtropical city in winter makes sense? And using data from a single day?

Climate inequality does not describe the intent of climate and weather (which have none, obviously), but rather the disparate impacts of climate and weather. But i think you knew that and chose to pretend otherwise for the sake of....hell I really don't know. Or care.