Impoverished communities pay for worsening impacts of climate change: Experts
ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Across the small town of Gloster, Mississippi, passersby can still see remnants of the damage caused by Tropical Storm Claudette and Hurricane Ida: tarps on roofs, fallen trees, damaged cars and homes hit hard by rain, debris and strong winds. Both of the storms tore through the area in quick succession over the summer -- Claudette in June and Ida in August, leaving a trail of damage and power outages. Jimmy Brown, an activist who works with the local NAACP, says that when the power goes out in Gloster as it did for half of Amite County during Ida, it can stay out for day...