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

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Definition Recommendations to reduce the harm of climate disasters on the incarcerated population.

Recommendations

Decarceration Strategies

Strategies that deal with decarceration (e.g., elderly parole, compassionate release, medical release, rapid release, etc.)

Abolitionist Lens

Strategies that will decrease the size and scope of the current prison system and related to divest and reinvest.

Re-entry and Community Investments

Investment before and after incarceration.

Health and Wellness of Incarcerated Population

Strategies that reduce exposure to the negative effects of climate hazards, particularly extreme temperatures, floods and wildfires (e.g., assigning a covid-risk score or a heat-risk score)

Climate Resilience

Strategies that include both infrastructure improvements and organizational changes within CDCR (e,g., hazard mitigation that includes brush clearing, retrofitting, organizational changes such as an MOU with local community, improving current plans, training for staff and incarcerated)

Emergency Plans

Answers "If you have not seen a plan, what would you hope the plan included? Or, what would you like to see included?"

State and Public Accountability

Strategies that increase legislative and/or agency and public oversight and transparency.

Other

Other recommendations that cannot be grouped in the above categories.


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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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APPENDIXD. Survey of Incarcerated People.

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APPENDIX C. Survey Methodology, ctd.

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APPENDIXC. Survey Methodology.

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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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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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