Some of the Country’s Biggest Supporters of Climate Action? Latinos.

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By onEarthOct 12, 2019, 8:03 pm493 ptsHot
By Jeff Turrentine More than 58 million people currently living in the U.S. — 17 percent of the population — are of Latin-American descent. By 2065 that percentage is expected to rise to nearly a quarter. Hardly a monolith, this diverse group includes people with roots in dozens of countries; they or their…

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Some of the Country’s Biggest Supporters of Climate Action? Latinos.

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