August 9, 2022      5:00 PM
Climate change hitting poor Texans the hardest, experts discuss ways to fix that
As the temps rise, many Texans are using less energy because they feel “scared or broke”
The heat punishing Texans
and people in other states is not going away in the years to come. But a
roundtable of experts said today that what can be alleviated is the burden of
the growing high price of energy costs on lower-income families.
Presented by the
Texas-based Cynthia and George Mitchell Foundation, the
discussion highlighted the intersection of energy, affordability, and poverty.
By James Russell
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