Pennsylvania environmental leaders will soon activate "environmental justice hubs" as a step towards climate change
The City of Harrisburg and state environmental departments are holding an environmental symposium April 6th to educate the community and activate new incentives.
Author: Victoria Lucas (WPMT)
Updated: 10:04 PM EDT April 1, 2021
HARRISBURG, Pa. — The City of Harrisburg and Pennsylvania environmental leaders in the Pennsylvania Commonwealth are making strides towards a greener, healthier earth.
On April 6, the City of Harrisburg, Harrisburg University, and other environmental departments on the state level will hold a virtual symposium to further the conversation of climate change and spark change.
Christopher Nafe, sustainability coordinator of the City of Harrisburg says him and his colleagues will make sure everyone has the chance to join in the fight towards change.