Michael K. Dorsey on Climate Summit, Nekessa Opoti on Haitian Refugees

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This week on CounterSpin: The impacts of climate disruption are not theoretical; they are happening. Those already worst off are facing the worst of it, and those who profit from it continue to profit. We talk about comparing what’s happening to what needs to happen with environmental scientist and advocate, and longtime climate conference participant and observer, Michael K. Dorsey. We talk about that with Nekessa Opoti, communications director at the Black Alliance for Just Immigration. Transcript: ‘The Anti-Blackness of the US Is Extending to Black Asylum Seekers’Plus Janine Jackson takes a quick look at media coverage of the new climate denialism.