Positives

• The video uses maps, animations, and real-world data to explain key ideas.
• The video focuses on the populations most affected by climate injustice like the disabled, elderly, BIPOC, and low-income communities.

Additional Prerequisites

• The video is divided into eight sections that can be played individually to complement a variety of lessons.
• The content of the video ends at 13 minutes, 45 seconds. The remaining portion is credits.
  

Differentiation

• Students can research how their community's health is impacted by climate change and identify potential health hazards like busy roads, fossil fuel plants, industrial operations, and poor infrastructure.
• Challenge students in civics classes to create a proposal for how their local government can better address the health needs of marginalized groups due to climate change.
• To learn more about how pollution impacts health, students can check out this Khan Academy video, this article by the American Lung Association, or this video by the Climate Reality Project.
• Additional resources about climate change and public health include this video and this ebook.