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On the impact of Race Technology and the media and how they all and impact the way we look at we look at our schools and education at our communities, at environment. So our talk will focus on that. I will ask a series of questions and then each speaker will after answering the questions youll have an opportunity to ask questions of them. But first, let me begin by introducing our speakers. Begin with with emily rapp of whos here on my left Emily Raboteau. All right, at the intersection, social and Environmental Justice, Climate Change and her most recent work is lessons for survival. Mother against the apocalypse a memoir on race, climate and Environmental Justice. Her previous books are searching for zion the winner of an american book award and a finalist for the Hurston Wright legacy award and the cult novel the professors daughter. She is a contributing editor at orion magazine and, a regular contributor to the new york review books. Apatows essays have appeared and been anthologi
Environment. So our talk will focus on that. I will ask a series of questions and then each speaker will after answering the questions youll have an opportunity to ask questions of them. But first, let me begin by introducing our speakers. Begin with with emily rapp of whos here on my left Emily Raboteau. All right, at the intersection, social and Environmental Justice, Climate Change and her most recent work is lessons for survival. Mother against the apocalypse a memoir on race, climate and Environmental Justice. Her previous books are searching for zion the winner of an american book award and a finalist for the Hurston Wright legacy award and the cult novel the professors daughter. She is a contributing editor at orion magazine and, a regular contributor to the new york review books. Apatows essays have appeared and been anthologized in the new yorker, the New York Times, new york magazine, the nation best American Science writing. Thats American Travel writing. Elsewhere, her dist
Look at our schools and education at our communities, at environment. So our talk will focus on that. I will ask a series of questions and then each speaker will after answering the questions youll have an opportunity to ask questions of them. But first, let me begin by introducing our speakers. Begin with with emily rapp of whos here on my left Emily Raboteau. All right, at the intersection, social and Environmental Justice, Climate Change and her most recent work is lessons for survival. Mother against the apocalypse a memoir on race, climate and Environmental Justice. Her previous books are searching for zion the winner of an american book award and a finalist for the Hurston Wright legacy award and the cult novel the professors daughter. She is a contributing editor at orion magazine and, a regular contributor to the new york review books. Apatows essays have appeared and been anthologized in the new yorker, the New York Times, new york magazine, the nation best American Science wr
Yeah. Al, good morning. Weve got the kitchen sink here in the south shore of boston. We had high tide a short while ago and you can see the rolling ocean did, throwing rocks, sand, debris, all manner of stuff into the road for the Coastal Community here in eastern new england. Thats one issue weve been facing. Then the winds, 30 to 50 Miles Per Hour, some gusts up to 60 Miles Per Hour on cape cod and word a couple hours ago, collapsing into the ocean north of boston, place notorious for beach erosion. Between the fwloogds, the winds, the snow, new england getting walloped with another storm and a winter that has been nonstop for a lot of these areas and by the time we get to memorial day, a lot of work to be done to restore beaches that are battered from delaware all the way up to massachusetts. Al . Eric fisher, from the Weather Channel, thank you so much. The latest, the satellite radar view, first of all, heres what weve picked up so far snowfall amounts. Foxboro 14 inches, new york