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Why history matters
1. Why does the past matter? Don't we need to focus on the future?
2. Nature doesn't discriminate. How can climate change be unjust?
3. Climate change happens globally. What can we achieve by acting locally?
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Greensboro and Princeville, NC
Environmental Justice Along the Underground Railroad
Providence, RI (Pageacoag)
Amplifying Narragansett Voices on Land and Survivance
Indianapolis, IN
Inequity Along the White River: Local Advocacy for Change
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Mexico City, Mexico
Mexico City, Beyond the Earthquake?: A Recount of the Reconstruction
Milwaukee, WI
Urban Blight as Environmental Injustice
Albany, NY
The Empire's Backyard: Power & Pollution in Sheridan Hollow
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Providence, RI (Pageacoag)
Amplifying Narragansett Voices on Land and Survivance
Chicago, IL
Resisting Cycles of Environmental Injustice in La Villita
Los Angeles and the Inland Empire, CA
Witnessing the Slow Violence of the Supply Chain
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