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Wealthy black Baltimoreans and poor white ones are the residents most likely to be concerned about climate change. That's ...

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Nearly three-quarters of Baltimore-area residents fear climate change will personally harm them during their lifetime, ...

Johns Hopkins researchers believe their findings represent the first assessment of how Baltimore-area residents think about ...

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Black homebuyers also pay significantly more than white homebuyers for similar homes. And when it comes to climate change, Black people are a staggering 40% more likely than other races to currently ...