Qué Calor investigates environmental intersectionality that stems from heat related disasters revolving around the U.S / Mexico border. The impact of rising temperatures is felt all over the world through catastrophic events such as heat waves, flooding, and droughts. However, the influence of a changing climate is not only present in these regions, but it is also felt through the militarization of the U.S. Mexico Border. Heat, land, and water on which this border exists are used as a weapon to hurt immigrants and asylum seekers. These events are detrimental to human life and survival often becomes the overarching goal.
