Climate Change and Income Inequality

Climate change and income inequality are deeply connected, unequally affecting vulnerable populations. The poor face increased exposure to extreme weather, reduced agricultural productivity, and limited access to resources. Climate-related challenges worsen economic disparities, making it harder for marginalized groups to escape poverty. Climate policies must prioritize equity and justice to support those most affected. Reducing income inequality can improve societal well-being and drive sustainable growth. Equitable climate solutions can help create a more just and sustainable future.