From Bhutan to Nigeria & Kenya, women endure climate change differently than men

Mongabay
Dec 19, 2024, 9:00 pm98 ptsTrending
Climate change is not an equal player; neither is environmental degradation. Research shows that both disproportionately affect populations that are already vulnerable. The effects of floods, fires, heat waves and droughts are all more likely to hit harder in communities living under the poverty line or on…

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