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to learn more. This is Climate 1. I'm Greg Dalton. People in developing countries did very little to cause the

extreme heat and other climate impacts

evident this summer.

We cannot talk about the ability to bounce back from the worst of climate if we do not deal

with the ability for communities to lift themselves from poverty, because poverty is the

greatest underlying driver of vulnerability.

And these hard hit and vulnerable communities, women are at the forefront of needed change.

The entire livelihood and systems that we depend on, our entire life support systems, are built on a healthy climate and a healthy

environment, and that's at stake. And women are at the heart of this transformation.

Wangira Mithai on Sustainable Development and the Power of Women up next on Climate One.

Africa is responsible for a tiny portion of global greenhouse gas emissions. Up next on Climate One.

Africa is responsible for a tiny portion of global greenhouse gas emissions, yet its people are already suffering some of the world's most devastating climate impacts.

And as the global north looks to reduce its addiction to fossil fuels, the minerals required to do so increasingly depend on exploiting natural resources in the global south, exacerbating a cycle of extraction, environmental devastation,

dislocation, and political and social instability. Wangira Mathai is regional director for Africa

and vice president at the World Resources Institute,

and the daughter of Nobel Peace Prize laureate Wangari Mathai,

who empowered more than 4,000 women's groups to protect and restore their local forests,

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