The climate justice movement has gained traction along the Pacific Coast, advocating for equitable solutions to environmental issues related to climate change.

The climate justice movement has become increasingly prominent along the Pacific Coast, addressing the urgent need for equitable solutions to the environmental impacts of climate change. This movement emphasizes that marginalized communities often bear the brunt of climate-related issues, such as rising sea levels, wildfires, and air pollution, despite contributing the least to greenhouse gas emissions. Activists and organizations work to ensure that policies aimed at combating climate change prioritize social equity and involve affected communities in decision-making processes. Events, rallies, and educational campaigns raise awareness and promote sustainable practices, fostering a sense of solidarity and urgency to create a more just and resilient future for all.