Environmental Protection Agency Launches Historic Partnership With HBCUs

NurPhoto/Getty Images By Kizzy Cox ·Updated August 13, 2024

Black communities have long been victims of environmental racism, from the contaminated water crises in Flint, Newark and Jackson, to the noxious fumes from truck depots and factories disproportionately located in our neighborhoods, leading to high asthma rates. So the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) new partnership with HBCUs is being touted as an important one, according to Insight into Diversity magazine.

EPA Administrator

Shelby Stewart
Author: Shelby Stewart

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