'My identity is my superpower:' NASA scientist aims to change the narrative for atmospheric science

AccuWeather 2022-10-13

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Only about five percent of people with careers in atmospheric science are Hispanic or Latino. Dr. Yaítza Luna-Cruz strives to be an example to change that for future generations.
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