Listen "From Jackson to Howard: Environmental Cuts Impact on Southern Students"
Episode Synopsis
Hello, hello! This week, we discuss how the Trump administration's cuts to environmental projects in the South will affect Howard students and southern communities. We sat down with Adam Tolliver, a sophomore at Howard University from Jackson, Mississippi, along with Nahdia Parks, who is the vice president of Howard University Water and Environment Association (HUWEA) to get a better understanding of how she advocates for the environment at Howard University. Lastly, we discussed solutions to environmental injustices with David A. Padgett, Ph.D, who is a co-founder of the HBCU Environmental Justice Technical Collaborative and associate professor at Tennessee State University.
This is an episode you won't want to miss. Tune in wherever you get your podcast!
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Zion Williams
Producers: Yacine Ba, Tatiana Allen, Jordan Adkins
This is an episode you won't want to miss. Tune in wherever you get your podcast!
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Zion Williams
Producers: Yacine Ba, Tatiana Allen, Jordan Adkins
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