Women are more vulnerable than men to the effects of climate change. Women make up a majority of the world’s poor, and are more dependent on threatened natural resources.

It's 2:13 p.m. in Mawodoo, a quiet farming village in the Kpandai District of northern Ghana. Under the dense shade of a mango tree, a group of women sit chatting, braiding hair, and lying on straw ...

Climate change policies must address women's unique challenges. By focusing on improving women's capabilities—meaning their opportunities—it is possible to protect them from the impacts of ...

Women have spearheaded grassroots movements within their communities for centuries, and climate change is no exception. Perhaps women are more attuned than most to what it will take to ensure a ...

Climate change affects women’s health, livelihoods and security disproportionately because of gender inequality and patriarchal structures. Climate change is hitting women the hardest. What to ...

3 Ways Climate Change Is A Women's Issue. by Lauren Holter. July 27, 2015. ... Here are three ways climate change disproportionately affects women and girls, even in America.

Globally, women are more vulnerable to the effects of climate change than men, as they make up a majority of the world's poor and depend most on natural resources, according to the U.N.'s ...

Climate Change ; Being a Woman Affects How You Feel About Climate Change. So Does Being Catholic. Published Nov 05, 2015 at 5:08 PM EST Updated Apr 29, 2016 at 11:15 PM EDT. A puppet of ...

Climate Opinion Climate change disproportionately affects women – but they can also provide the solution. Women’s insights and leadership are invaluable to ensure stronger outcomes on climate ...

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Increased natural disasters like wildfire and famine are all symptoms of climate change. One CU Anschutz physician is studying whether those symptoms have a disproportionate impact on women worldwide.