• Date: April 6, 2021
  Time: 11:00am - 12:00pm
  Location: Online
  IA

Understanding structural racism and the climate crisis is key to shaping urban governance and the future of America’s cities. The co-authors of a recent study on the correlation of redlined areas and the location of urban heat islands will discuss their participatory research on the spatial distribution of climate impacts, involving communities in measuring heat in cities. Their interdisciplinary approach offers a compelling perspective on how scientists and residents seek to address disproportionate vulnerability emerging from climate change.

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This event is part of the EPA's EJ and Systemic Racism Speaker Series.