Los Angeles is set to embark on a year-long climate justice campaign aimed at addressing the impact of climate change on communities of color, particularly African-Americans. The campaign, which is being led by Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and supported by various public and private stakeholders, seeks to amplify the voices of those who are disproportionately affected by climate catastrophes.
The initiative was announced during a press conference held earlier this week at KBLA Talk 1580, a local radio station. The campaign is expected to last for 12 months and has a budget of over $2 million.
