Health · Medical Research · 4 hrs ago
Climate Change’s Health Costs Fall on the Wrong Parties, Story Says
Alina Miranda was a teenager when the Marshall Fire tore through her community in Boulder County, Colorado.
The fire happened in December 2021.
Miranda lost her home, her pets and her journals.
For weeks, she slept in a laundry room after the fire.
Her experience is part of a story about the health consequences of climate change.
The story says the wrong parties are paying for those consequences.
It does not specify what happens next.
The story says the health costs of climate change fall on the wrong parties.
Alina Miranda was a teenager when the Marshall Fire swept through her community in Boulder County, Colorado.
The fire destroyed her home and she lost her pets and journals.
She spent weeks sleeping in a laundry room.
- Who
- Alina Miranda, who was a teenager at the time of the fire.
- What
- The Marshall Fire destroyed her home, and she lost her pets and journals.
- When
- December 2021.
- Where
- Boulder County, Colorado.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The Marshall Fire swept through Miranda’s community in Boulder County, Colorado.
Miranda spent weeks sleeping in a laundry room.
- Fire
- Marshall Fire
- Location
- Boulder County, Colorado
- Date
- December 2021
- Losses
- Home, pets and journals
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