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Posts tagged with "Black Environmental Thought"
Posts tagged with "Black Environmental Thought"
Jan. 2 |
Lack of toilets, water overuse will bring the crisis to the U.S., engineer predicts
By Charles Hallman
Staff Writer
Human waste disposal and how to properly manage it has been a recognized environmental issue since 2008 when the United...
Oct. 17 |
By Charles Hallman
Staff Writer
Kwasi Nate Russell has studied the corridor on Minneapolis’ North Side from West Broadway Avenue, starting at Washington Avenue and east toward Girard Avenue, and discovered nearly 20 “major and minor fast-food/...
Oct. 10 |
Modern-day struggle renews, redefines 40-acers-and-a-mule promise
By Charles Hallman
Staff Writer
Land ownership, which signaled both privilege and power, was a European concept brought to the country. “The way we think about...
Sep. 26 |
Everyday Black folks missing from the eco-dialogue
By Charles Hallman
Staff Writer
Tuskegee University hosted the first-ever Black Environmental Thought (BET) conference in 2007. The University of Minnesota’s Hubert H. Humphrey Center hosted...