How resilience hubs are giving climate aid before, during, and after a crisis
With climate change exposing communities to more dangerous weather conditions and amplifying diseases, experts say more people need resources to adapt.
The University of Minnesota Climate Adaptation Partnership is working on creating Climate Resilience Hubs to help give people community spaces that can give support both in everyday life and during emergencies.
MPR News chief meteorologist Paul Huttner spoke with Dr. Kent Boyd, a Climate Adaptation, Resilience, and Public Health Extension Educator at the University of Minnesota, who is leading this work.
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