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Taking It Global

Jade Wilson

People of colour are disproportionately affected by the climate crisis. Those across the global south are already facing the impacts - including displacement, exploitation and death due to climate disasters. So too are LGBT+ people far more likely than their straight, cisgender counterparts to fall into poverty or homelessness. Worldwide, it is estimated that 40% of homeless youth are LGBT+, therefore, putting the community at a greater risk of facing the impacts of ecological breakdown.

For a more in-depth look at the people highlighted along with further additions to the list, you can read the full story on www.gcn.ie.

This is why these communities have long been demanding radical change and it’s high time we listen. With that in mind, here are five environmental activists we should all pay attention to.

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