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Three Generations Of Black Climate Change Activists Share Why They Dedicate Their Lives Trying To Save The World

By Jasmine Browley ·Updated September 27, 2023

Barry Keim, Louisiana’s state climatologist, has shared that the location is the most vulnerable in the country, and global boiling is the culprit.

The state’s geographic positioning makes it prone to significant damage from sea level rising,

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