Climate change affects all communities and its impacts are certain to worsen. However, the greatest impacts of climate change are predicted to fall on communities that, for a range of historical, political, social, and economic reasons, disproportionately lack resources, such as financial help for mitigation and equitable participation in decision-making (EPA, 2022). Consequently, strongly affected communities are often least able to prepare and respond. Thus, climate change science—both the impacts and the solutions—is both a matter of natural science and of social science.