The importance of this research cannot be overstated. It is not merely an academic exercise; it is a lifeline. It sheds light on the specific ways in which climate change impacts LBQ individuals, revealing the nuanced interplay of gender, sexual orientation, and climate injustice. This knowledge is vital because it equips us with the evidence needed to advocate for inclusive policies, to then design interventions that address the unique needs of LBQ individuals, and further create support systems that not only provide relief, but also allow LBQ individuals to be at the forefront of the climate justice movement. This research is important because without it, the narratives of LBQ individuals remain unheard, their challenges invisible to those in power.