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PEOPLE, POLITICS, AND POWER: CLIMATE VULNERABILITIES, POLICY LANDSCAPES, AND EQUITABLE ENERGY ACCESS IN MICHIGAN
Climate impacts are accelerating, and so are climate and energy vulnerabilities. Low-income, rural communities and Tribal Nations are the most burdened, hence the need for justice-centered strategies for advancing social equity amid compounding vulnerabilities. In the case of Michigan, the state's c
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