Global warming isn't funny -- except in the hands of these comedians

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : As a Black woman, she knows that global warming disproportionately hurts Black and other non-white communities.
61% : Bianca Calderon, a master's student in environmental policy and renewable energy, is taking the creative climate communications class, where she's writing a standup bit about grant proposals.
53% : On the stage, online and in classrooms, they tell jokes to tackle topics such as a major U.S. climate law passed in 2022, called the Inflation Reduction Act, fossil fuel industries and convey information about the benefits of plant-based diets that emit less planet-warming emissions.

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