HIDDEN HAZARDS: The Impacts of Climate Change on Incarcerated People in California State Prisons

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APPENDIX D. Survey of Incarcerated People, ctd. 13. On days when it was extremely hot in the prison, how often would you say the following occurred?

Check one of the options for the following questions.

Never

Sometimes

Always, or almost always

Don’t Know

You had access to a prison-provided fan. You used a fan that you bought (from commissary or elsewhere). Prison staff gave you water or electrolytes. You had access to portable cooling units. You had access to air-conditioned rooms. Prison staff allowed you to get ice. You had increased access to showers. You had increased access to water. You used water from your cell sink or toilet to cool down. You received accommodations in cell or yard time. 14. Below, you can include anything else like to share about how climate emergencies in prison have affected you. If you have had wildfire, flood, or extreme temperature experience at another prison you would like to mention, you can write about them here. Please include the name of the prison. 15. Do you have any recommendations for CDCR, Ella Baker Center, or the general public on how to address the impact that these climate emergencies have on you?

Mail your completed survey back by February 15 to this address: Ella Baker Center for Human Rights Attn: Climate Survey 1419 34th Ave, #202 Oakland, CA 94601

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APPENDIX D. Survey of Incarcerated People, ctd.

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APPENDIX D. Survey of Incarcerated People, ctd.

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APPENDIX D. Survey of Incarcerated People, ctd.

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APPENDIX C. Survey Methodology, ctd.

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APPENDIXB.IntervieweeList, ctd.

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APPENDIX A. Shortcomings Around Census Tracts with Prisons.

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CONCLUSION

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THE CURRENT POLITICAL CONTEXT

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CATEGORY 3 - Approaches for Addressing Climate Adaptation

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OUR POLICY OPTIONS AND EVALUATION

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CRITERION 4: Political Feasibility

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CRITERION 1: Health & Wellness of Incarcerated People

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ENGAGEMENT WITH CDCR

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05 DETAILING OUR INVESTIGATION

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THE CURRENT CLIMATE: CALLING FOR CARCERAL CHANGE

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CLIMATE CHANGE & VULNERABILITY

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CLIMATE HAZARDS & CLIMATE RISK

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COVID-19: A CASE STUDY ON CDCR'S DISASTER PREPAREDNESS

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BROWN V. PLATA DECISION: OVERCROWDING & PRISON CONDITIONS

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INTRODUCTION

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01 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

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