🚀 Celebrating STEM Change-Makers! Meet Angela Clabon, Tokiwa Smith, and Dr. Na'Taki Osborne-Jelks, three phenomenal Black women transforming STEM nonprofits. 📅 Registration for #Give828 opened on Juneteenth. Support their work! #Nonprofits#BlackWomenLeading#Juneteenth
I'm excited to be an author of the 5th National Climate Assessment (released yesterday) and the chapter on the Built Environment, Urban Systems, and Cities. Check out this important chapter and the entire report.
#NCA5#ClimateAction#EJScience
https://t.co/uMzYS19eJB
It was a pleasure to spend time with Sen. Jon Ossoff today to talk water quality, ecological restoration, and quality of life in the entire Chattahoochee River Watershed including its urban tributaries on Atlanta's Westside. @wawaonline
Sen. Jon @ossoff promotes the Chattahoochee River Act, designed to improve water quality and restore ecosystems along Atlanta’s key waterway. It would authorize the Army Corps of Engineers to spend $90M on water and environmental projects along the river. #gapol#gasen
#EditorsChoice
Green Gentrification and Health: A Scoping Review.
By Na’Taki Osborne Jelks, Viniece Jennings and Alessandro Rigolon.
@AleRigolon @urbanecologist
Access for Free:
https://t.co/EVs8aPpCXY
I am so humbled and grateful to have been selected as a recipient of the 3rd Annual Rachel's Network Catalyst Award among a powerhouse group of women of color environmental leaders!
https://t.co/RjJjZ91fgz
Na'Taki Jelks and Guanyu Huang are assistant professors of environmental and health sciences.
They're leading a citywide study into which Atlanta neighborhoods get the hottest, which stay cooler and who lives where.
https://t.co/y7UClqDN8Y
Na'Taki Jelks and Guanyu Huang are assistant professors of environmental and health sciences.
They're leading a citywide study into which Atlanta neighborhoods get the hottest, which stay cooler and who lives where.
https://t.co/y7UClqDN8Y
Extreme heat is the deadliest consequence of climate change. In Atlanta, scholars, students, and citizen scientists are seeking to understand how bad it could get—and who will be most affected: https://t.co/EnuwkX9mZQ
FEEL THE HEAT🔥@SpelmanCollege and @GeorgiaTech students team up for @urbanheatl project, tracking temperatures in ATL neighborhoods and exploring how extreme heat can disproportionately affect vulnerable communities: https://t.co/OYxculyXFE via @11AliveNews
Join the Spelman College Environmental and Health Sciences Program TONIGHT at 5pm EST as we host "Climate justice and health: We are sick and tired of being sick and tired!" w/ Dr. Mildred McClain, ED of Citizens for Environmental Justice. Register HERE: https://t.co/uwtDFivVgx