hand. you know, i see the environmental justice movement that we are in the midst of right now be in continuation of the civil rights movement. unfortunately in this country, race is the number one indicator of one proximity to the toxic waste plant, for example. and the polling that we've seen recently come out is just one of the dozens that have come out in the past couple of years that will tell us what we already know. the communities that are experiencing these issues, they are not only just experiencing the climate change. but they are also saddled with the host of other social ills. when you ask the question of where climate fits in, some people might say because climate change might seem less obvious or less in your face as other issues that might not be as important. but i would say to them, you know, climate crisis is an issue. not only does it create new problems, but exacerbates new ones as the threat multiplier. so the climate crisis not only intensifies issues around hunger, poverty, education, it will go hand in hand with so many issues.