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Drexel-Led Consortium Releases Research Strategy for Building Philadelphia Region's Climate Resilience - Vimarsana News

Drexel-Led Consortium Releases Research Strategy for Building Philadelphia Region's Climate Resilience

In hopes of preparing the city for these changes, Drexel University, the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission, the Academy of Natural Sciences, and CCRUN convened more than 100 experts, community members and stakeholders to produce a research agenda that, if pursued, could help to fortify Philadelphia, and its most vulnerable populations, against the extreme effects of climate change.

Source: drexel.edu
It's time to stop erasing Black Muslim Americans from the story of Islam in the US - Vimarsana News

It's time to stop erasing Black Muslim Americans from the story of Islam in the US

(RNS) — Black Muslim Americans make up close to 20% of the Muslim American population, often leading the way for all Muslims in the area of civil activism.

Moore taking action in new role at DNREC - Vimarsana News

Moore taking action in new role at DNREC

Katera Moore, Ph.D., hails from Philadelphia, “the City of Brotherly Love,” and completed her bachelor’s degree and master’s in environmental science at the University of Pennsylvania. She then earned her

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Delaware hires its first environmental justice coordinator - Vimarsana News

Delaware hires its first environmental justice coordinator

DNREC wants to reach people of color and low-income communities that face disproportionate exposure to polluted water and air.

Source: whyy.org