IndyStar: As climate change makes Indianapolis hotter, some communities will suffer more than others

The record-breaking heat this summer has produced higher air conditioning bills, greater energy usage, increased air pollution and more greenhouse gas emissions here in Indiana and across the country.

The rising heat, brought on by climate change, is also putting Hoosiers at greater risk of heat-related health complications. But not everyone has the same risk.

“We’re putting our energy and resources into preparing for a change in climate by becoming more sustainable and empowering neighborhoods to be as resilient as possible,” said Lindsay Trameri, spokeswoman for the city’s Sustainability Office.

Read the full story by Chrystelle Vilfranc here.

Mo McReynolds