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Are you aware that federal agencies are mandated to develop strategic plans for environmental justice? Did you also know you can provide input on those plans? Join World Resources Institute at 12 p.m. ET today to learn more. You'll hear from Christine Bowman from the White House Council on Environmental Quality about their role in EJ strategies. I'll be speaking with Kelly Crawford of the Department of Energy, Kelsey Owens from the Department of Transportation, and Diana Nguyen of the Environmental Protection Agency about the status and progress of their plans. Register: https://lnkd.in/gBgNGNCa #environmentaljustice
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Junior Consultant at Umodzi Consulting. Managing Director of Francis Skin and Founder of Circle of Umoji
First day at the National Environmental Justice Advisory Council Workshop. Discussion’s on updates , implementation strategies ,project outcomes,recommendations for council consideration and discussions on potential charges with various EPA national program offices. #NEJAC #NationalEnvironmentalJustice
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In our latest article, Sonja Sax delved into new air permitting requirements that will include evaluation of cumulative impacts for environmental justice communities, highlighting implications for projects in Massachusetts. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/eZvTGYcS #HumanHealth #ProjectImplications #PermittingMatters
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AJEE Collection - Post-qualitative inquiry: Theory and practice in environmental education https://lnkd.in/g3si5Jua
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We’re excited to attend the upcoming National Environmental Justice Conference and Training from April 16-18! As we prepare to share insights and learn from others, we invite you to stay connected with us for updates and highlights. Learn more about RTI's work in environmental justice: https://bit.ly/3U5rLte #Environmentaljustice
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When CBOs can both design and lead climate solutions and governments can make sure they have the funds to do so...that's the future I want to live in.
San Francisco Environment Department (SFE) wins $1 million from the United States Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Environmental Justice Government-to-Government (EJG2G) program to support community-led climate action! This grant will advance SFE's Environmental Justice (EJ) work by empowering communities to take the driver’s seat in transforming their neighborhoods with urban greening, workforce development, and other environmental projects. This includes offering grants and incentives to community-based organizations and small businesses to implement climate justice projects, as well as leveraging insights from community-led efforts to inform and shape the implementation of the city’s Environmental Justice Framework. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gs4nkEXJ
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New IRS guidance explains how to apply for a 2024 allocation of the environmental justice capacity limitation under the low-income communities bonus energy credit program.
IRS Details Application Process for 2024 Bonus Energy Investment Credits in Low-Income Communities
