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When my first novel came out in 2020, a few people rejected reading the story outright. Climate fiction sounds too depressing, they told me. But for me, as a writer and as a reader, fiction concerned with the climate crisis is just the opposite: It’s hopeful because it imagines different futures. Why can’t we remake the world better?
In order to do it, we first have to dream it. And in this week’s Climate Justice newsletter, we’re picturing how the world could be. First, Iris M. Crawford profiles how one neighborhood in North Philadelphia is getting a fresh-produce corner store ([link removed]) to tackle the lasting impacts of food apartheid. Next, how can environmental injustices be readdressed so they’re not disproportionately borne ([link removed]) by Black people? Then, when mobile home residents own land, they have the power to improve their communities ([link removed]) . Finally, we invite you to register for our upcoming Premium webinar
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Dr. Alison Stine
Climate Justice Senior Editor
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Know Your Farmer: Addressing the Heart of Food Insecurity in Kensington ([link removed])
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Taxation, Black Americans, and the Environment: What Altadena Teaches Us ([link removed])
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How Mobile Home Owners Organize for Land Ownership and Climate Resiliency ([link removed])
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