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Uprooted: How Extreme Heat and Disease Displaced One Family From Cameroon to the U.S. - Moms Clean Air Force
Written by Wendy Ramunno A mother and children in a Northern Cameroon village south of Maroua, where Patricia and her family lived. This story is part of our series Uprooted: Family Stories of Climate Migration, produced by Moms Clean Air Force’s Latino engagement program, EcoMadres, and coordinated by Danielle Berkowitz-Sklar. “Living in Maroua in the Far North region is extremely difficult,” says Patricia, whose name has been changed to protec…
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