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Building Resilience: How LGBTQ+ Leaders Are Fighting for Recognition in Climate Policy

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Building Resilience: How LGBTQ+ Leaders Are Fighting for Recognition in Climate Policy
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Several LGBTQ+ groups are seeking to bring queer voices to the table at COP31 and beyond.











LGBTQ+ populations experience a differentiated impact from extreme weather events, according to Diego De Leon Segovia, Advocacy Chair for the activist group Out for Sustainability. “They are more vulnerable because of underlying conditions, like poverty, unemployment, and homelessness. This is particularly true for trans people and those with intersectional identities related to race, disa

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