[Oldeconomybuyer]

[PistolPaknMama]

The most at-risk population are poor people.

Yes, because impoverished "people of color" have hogged up all the prime ocean-front property. /s

[bmwcyle]

Change the climate of black on black killing first?

[BwanaNdege]

it’s bound to affect the poor and people of color most significantly.

[PGR88]

Florida International University Professor Hugh Gladwin, who studies climate gentrification in the area

It can't be ignored any longer. We are funding with massive government spending and huge debt - a huge, insane, highly ideological political mono-culture and organizing force in Universities, particularly the "social-sciences." It is where otherwise unproductive and useless parasites can go to survive, and thrive, because of the wave of cash the higher education industrial complex receives.

[ml/nj]

And like most problems at its scale, it’s bound to affect the poor and people of color most significantly. How can we address that in South Florida? This week, the issues are the environment and climate change, vital topics for residents who live at “ground zero” for sea-rise threats.

It seems to me that Rush Limbaugh lives at “ground zero” for sea-rise threats. (He doesn't seem particularly concerned.)

ML/NJ

[Leep]

Blame white people?

[Architect of Avalon]

Poor Whites, apparently, can just die.

[stylin19a]

... escape the effects of climate change...
huh ?

[chris37]

Simple.

Racism.

It’s all they know anyway.

[Mr. K]

Yes, let’s see you explain to them how ‘climate change’ is the most important issue in their lives...

[Sender]