By Suzanne Potter
Reprinted from California News Service, originally published in June
Photo by Miriam Raftery: Grand Tetons National Park, Wyoming
July 17, 2020 (Sacramento) -- Latino conservation groups say battling the pandemic goes hand in hand with fighting climate change, because poor air quality exacerbated by climate change makes people more vulnerable to COVID-19.
Juanita Mora, CEO of the Chicago Allergy Center, said Latino communities are disproportionately affected by both the pandemic and poor air quality.
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