Environmental Justice Now
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<p>Student-produced podcasts exploring contemporary problems of environmental justice</p>
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5/27/2021
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Recent Episodes
May 21, 2026
Permafrost in Rural Alaska
Elan and Justin cover the disruption caused by permafrost in rural Alaska within their podcast. Throughout the discussion, Elan and Justin view permafrost from the lenses of three different families. The conversation gets in depth as Justin and Elan speak upon how permafrost has collapsed communities as a whole throughout Alaska, more specifically discussing the damaged infrastructure, limited healthcare, and scarce amounts of food supply. Fortunately at the end, Justin and Elan talk about potential solutions for this devastating issue that harms Alaskan families.
May 21, 2026
Data Centers in Memphis
Winston and Hazel talk about environmental and societal impacts of data centers, xAI and Southwest Memphis and Grok.
May 21, 2026
Uranium Mining in the Black Hills
Today, Josh and Jaydon will discuss the environmental and social impact of uranium mining in the Black Hills, South Dakota. Situated just south of the Black Hills, Pine Ridge Reservation provides a home to almost 20,000 people, most of whom are of native descent and have received years of neglect from the United States colonial government. The almost 200 uranium mines in the Black Hills leak uranium into the air and drinking water of people on Pine Reservation, making them more susceptible to diagnoses such as cancer. Coupled with the poor support from the United States, which has caused a housing crisis, the quality of life of Pine ridge reservation seems to be decreasing as the United States sacrifices it to mine uranium. Earlier this year, Azarga Metals Corp., a Canadian mining company, requested to reopen a plot of land right next to Pine Ridge Reservation–the Dewey-Burdock site. Even though many native advocacy groups have fought against this new mine, the battle continues. Listen more to hear the history of this conflict, and learn about what it currently stands.
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Davis Mead
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- What is Environmental Justice Now?
<p>Student-produced podcasts exploring contemporary problems of environmental justice</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
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