In "Gentrification and Climate Change: The New Double Threat to Vulnerable Communities," Dr. Jeter dives deep into two intertwined forces reshaping urban landscapes today. This book unveils how the convergence of rising property values and escalating climate crises is disproportionately impacting low-income and marginalized communities. As urban areas face new waves of development and displacement, these vulnerable populations are left with limited options, exacerbating inequality and threatening the foundations of these neighborhoods.

Dr. Jeter blends research, case studies, and firsthand accounts to illustrate the harsh realities of this double threat. By exploring real-world examples from cities undergoing rapid gentrification and facing climate-related challenges, this book provides a compelling narrative of both struggle and resilience. It addresses how policy failures, investor-driven development, and inadequate climate adaptation strategies contribute to a cycle of vulnerability.

"Gentrification and Climate Change" not only raises awareness of these converging crises but also offers thoughtful policy recommendations and community-based solutions. This essential read is perfect for urban planners, policymakers, activists, and anyone invested in social justice, equity, and sustainable urban futures. Discover how we can collectively rethink urban development to foster resilience without leaving anyone behind.