[Jeff Chandler]

but it is impacting Latinos more

Liberals clapping like trained seals.

[God luvs America]

By all accounts its also leading a mass exodus from the demoKKKrat party

[GrumpyOldGuy]

Once again, I find myself saying “Why do I doubt this”

[Impala64ssa]

Like any other “crisis” “women, persons of color, LGBT+ hardest hit”. There is climate change occurring, but it’s G-D MADE CLIMATE CHANGE.

[antidemoncrat]

“PHOENIX (AP) — … After experiencing global warming’s firsthand effects, U.S. Latinos are leading the way in activism around climate change, often drawing on traditions from their ancestral homelands”

Grade “AAA” Bullshit

[FlingWingFlyer]

These freeloading bass turds need to go the hell home and clean up the sewers THEY CRAWLED OUT OF. They don’t need to be up here in the U.S. setting up taxpayer supported government jobs for themselves. Deport them. Mexico needs the activists worse than America does. GTHO!

[alloysteel]

“Global warming” would mean that we raise bananas in Labrador, and no longer have to depend on Guatemala.

And think of the savings in shipping costs as these Labrador-grown bananas were shipped to Europe across the Arctic Ocean.

Greenland at last becomes truly green. Where they could grow citrus and avocados, and perhaps even vineyards.

I just do not see a downside to global warming.

[Tupelo]

I have two granddaughters in the Phoenix area, one Latina & one Anglo-Saxon. I will have to ask them which one is suffering more.

[Deaf Smith]

Bullet points of the article.

Hispanics:

Moved to the desert

Will not plant trees or grow grass

Poor diet gives them diabetes, heart and kidney disease

[quantim]

All this time I did not know that Latinos were green, silly me.

[adorno]

I would bet that, 90%-98% of Latinos have no clue or don’t care about climate-change.

But, like most of democrat statistics, AP is making it up as they go and as they want to guess.

That a couple or a few Latinos are engaged on climate-change research, does not mean that a lot of Latinos are engaged and care about climate-change.

[smokingfrog]

what a load …

[Steve_Seattle]

"U.S. Latinos often live in ignored, lower income neighborhoods that are degrees hotter than nearby areas because they have a higher population density and limited tree canopy."

You could say the same thing about millionaires living in high-end condos in Manhattan. I get so tired of this BS.

[eyeamok]

After experiencing global warming’s firsthand effects,

I can't read anymore after the first sentence. Bring back Sanitariums

[ROCKLOBSTER]

U.S. Latinos often live in ignored, lower income neighborhoods that are degrees hotter than nearby areas because they have a higher population density and limited tree canopy. Hispanics are also disproportionately affected by chronic health conditions aggravated by extreme heat/i>

Well, they could always become Canadians.

[butlerweave]

After experiencing global warming’s firsthand effects , were they on Drugs at the time ? LOL

[Drew68]

These people really live in an insulated bubble of fantasy. Latinos don’t care about climate change. Latinos care about runaway inflation and skyrocketing gas prices, just like the rest of the country.

[FreeperCell]

All news organizations are propaganda organizations.

[Dr. Sivana]

U.S. Latinos often live in ignored, lower income neighborhoods that are degrees hotter than nearby areas because they have a higher population density and limited tree canopy.

Population density here is a LOT less than in similarly sized northern cities like Philadelphia.

There are also plenty of upscale HOAs that have strict controls over which trees you can plant, if any.

What is an "ignored" neighborhood? Maybe one where the roads aren't paved as much? There is no neighborhood I know of in Phoenix where the trash isn't picked up, police don't come when called, and fire departments don't respond to fires.

Outside of those things, I would like my neighborhood to be "ignored".

Summers are no hotter here than when I was a teenager, 40+ years ago. In those days I would watched the old school cable channels that listed temperatures on a graphic crawl, and Phoenix even then would hit 118 degrees in July and August. It is in the desert, in a valley.

[pierrem15]

My guess is about 0.01% of actual Latinos give a rat’s patooty about climate change, while 100% of “Latinx” do.