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What If?" Radio
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What if communities knew how to collect data that can provide evidence of harm against their health? Dr. Monica Unseld is the founder of Until Justice Data Partners, an organization that helps communities learn how to collect data, and how to understand qualitative and quantitative evidence needed to hold polluters and other environmental health violators accountable. Hear why documenting tear gas exposure is so important, and other projects helping communities to stay healthy.
People are dying because of systematic racism: We can change
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Scientist-Community Advocacy: My Journey and My Advice for You
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Farmworkers—Always Essential, Always at Risk: An Interview With Jeannie Economos
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Confronting the Consequences of an Extractive Economy
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We are living in a climate emergency. Some might call it a planetary emergency. People are dying from breathing polluted air. The land is on fire. There is even fire in the Gulf of Mexico. If you’re familiar with disaster movies, you know that disaster strikes after science is ignored and that science is necessary to save the day.
