From Farmlands to Traditions: Climate Change Threatens Latino Culture in the U.S.

Aftermath of Hurricane Ian in Florida (Credit: Ricardo ARDUENGO/AFP)

As advocates seek to draw commitments from governments to fight against climate change at COP28, they also look to raise awareness about other kinds of impact on the population.

In that context, the Hispanic Access Foundation published a report that sheds light on the impact of climate change on the health, safety, food security, and cultural legacy of Latinos in the United States.