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Black Women, Green Futures Award celebrates Black women leading the environmental justice movement

Black Women, Green Futures Award celebrates Black women leading the environmental justice movement

The “Black Women Green Futures” award celebrates the work of five exceptional Black women leading in environmental and climate justice. Abbie spoke with three of the awardees, about their work and the impact they are making in their communities.

Abbie Veitch
Abbie Veitch
Tonni Oberly — Co-Owner Of Oaks & Sprouts

Tonni Oberly — Co-Owner Of Oaks & Sprouts

The “Black Women Green Futures” award celebrates the work of five exceptional Black women leading in environmental and climate justice. Abbie spoke with three of the awardees, about their work and the impact they are making in their communities.

Abbie Veitch
Abbie Veitch
Christa Barfield — Founder Of FarmerJawn

Christa Barfield — Founder Of FarmerJawn

Christa Barfield, a received the “Black Women, Green Futures” award from New Voices for Reproductive Justice. This award recognizes Black women who are leading in the environmental justice space.

Abbie Veitch
Abbie Veitch
Jocelyn Travis — Senior Organizing Manager At The Sierra Club

Jocelyn Travis — Senior Organizing Manager At The Sierra Club

Jocelyn Travis received the “Black Women, Green Futures” award from New Voices for Reproductive Justice. This award recognizes Black women who are leading in the environmental justice space.

Abbie Veitch
Abbie Veitch
Chat With Ketan Joshi On The Latest IPCC

Chat With Ketan Joshi On The Latest IPCC

Conversation between Ketan Joshi, author of Windfall and renewable energy analyst, and Megan Ruttan.

Megan Ruttan
Megan Ruttan
Latest IPCC Report — We Need To Do It All

Latest IPCC Report — We Need To Do It All

The world’s leading scientists say that at the current pace of climate adaptation, we will miss targets to ward off the most catastrophic effects of climate change.

Abbie Veitch
Abbie Veitch
Early marriage has become climate adaptation in South Asia, says Founder of Climate Brides Project

Early marriage has become climate adaptation in South Asia, says Founder of Climate Brides Project

Conversation with Reetika Subramanian, who is exploring the links between early marriage and climate change

Anna Abraham
Anna Abraham
Thirty Years On, Nigeria Continues To Suffer From Shell’s Oil Pollution

Thirty Years On, Nigeria Continues To Suffer From Shell’s Oil Pollution

Oil remains a curse for the people in the Niger Delta

Anna Abraham
Anna Abraham
Cold Came And Went, But The East Coast Is Still In A Snow Drought

Cold Came And Went, But The East Coast Is Still In A Snow Drought

The cold finally arrived this winter, but the weather leaves much to be desired in the snow department.

Aarohi Sheth
Aarohi Sheth
Earth Had Its 6th-Warmest Year On Record In 2022

Earth Had Its 6th-Warmest Year On Record In 2022

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released its 2022 global climate report last week.

Aarohi Sheth
Aarohi Sheth
California Braces For More Storms And Potential Flooding Next Week

California Braces For More Storms And Potential Flooding Next Week

US President Joe Biden has declared an emergency in California due to the “bomb cyclone” and flooding, allowing federal aid to flow into the state.

Aarohi Sheth
Aarohi Sheth
Massive Winter Storm To Disrupt Holiday Travel

Massive Winter Storm To Disrupt Holiday Travel

Arctic air, snow, and a large winter storm are heading to slam the U.S. and Canada on Tuesday.

Aarohi Sheth
Aarohi Sheth
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