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Realize this violence does not live in the past. But who ill the former Vice President drew an oization in birmingham, some critics continued to say, so what . Wa pointing to bidens accumulating gaffes on race as recently as this weeks democratic debate and questioning if his service to the nations first black president is enough to make him the candidate for black america. Joining me now, republican strategist and msnbc political analyst susan del percio and host of open mind on pbs, alexander heffman. Alexander, good speech in terms of setting a tone, but short on specifics of what hes going...

Approximately 46 million Americans don't have regular access to clean water. On April 10, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency issued the first-ever national, legally enforceable drinking water standards to protect Americans from exposure to per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, also kno

The New York Power Authority authority spent nearly $1 million for a new water treatment system and 11 electric heating units in classrooms, the cafeteria and the staff room at

Dr. Barwendé Médard Sané, postdoctoral researcher at Georgetown University’s Environmental Justice Program, will present his talk, “The Contribution of Afrocentric Ecological Wisdom in Addressing the Climate Crisis,” as part of the ECo Talks series produced by the Earth Commons. About the Speaker: Dr. Barwendé Médard Sané, SJ, Ed.D. contributes to Georgetown University’s Environmental Justice Program, blending […]

OPINION: The governor's "Strategic Water Supply" plan isn't good stewardship of our lands.