In our sixth, and final, episode of the rural energy series, we talk to organizers, entrepreneurs, and scholars to understand how energy has shaped rural western reservations and how tribal nations are taking back power, both figuratively and l
Our fifth episode covers fossil fuel production in rural Western public lands and what alternative revenue sources states that currently rely on extraction royalties could seek. We bring back Dr. Justin Farrell to discuss his home-state of Wyom
Join us as we walk through key concepts in environmental justice with Dr. Gerald Torres. He helps us understand how different parts of justice interact and play out in the clean energy space. Learn more on our website.
In our third episode, we are joined by Shalanda Baker and Bryan Garcia to introduce energy justice. We touch on some of the major energy justice themes from the generation of energy to its use in our homes and lives. Learn more on our website.
The rural United States has produced the nation’s energy through the extraction of fossil fuel for over a century. What has this practice of extraction and consumption meant for communities, and how can we find meaningful replacements for the f
The rural United States has produced the nation’s energy through the extraction of fossil fuel for over a century. What has this practice of extraction and consumption meant for communities, and how can we find meaningful replacements for the f
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