EPISODE · Dec 9, 2025 · 33 MIN
Environmental Injustice, Legacy Pollution and the Path Forward
from Hothouse Earth · host Maverick Lloyd School for the Environment at Vermont Law and Graduate School
Our host, Lindi von Mutius JD'08, visiting professor of law at Vermont Law and Graduate School, Class of 1946 Distinguished Professor of Environmental Studies at Williams College, and inaugural director of the Center for Environmental Networks, chats with Chandra Taylor-Sawyer, senior attorney at the Southern Environmental Law Center (SELC). She is also SELC's Environmental Justice Initiative leader, which has produced "Plantations to Pollution: Black Communities, Legacy Pollution, and the Path Forward," a multimedia storytelling series following the throughline from slavery to pollution—revealing how Black communities have borne environmental injustices for generations and continue to demand the healthy present and future they deserve.
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Guest, Chandra Taylor-Sawyer, senior attorney at the Southern Environmental Law Center (SELC) and SELC's Environmental Justice Initiative leader, produced "Plantations to Pollution: Black Communities, Legacy Pollution, and the Path Forward," a multimedia storytelling series following the throughline from slavery to pollution—revealing how Black communities have borne environmental injustices for generations and continue to demand the healthy present and future they deserve. Plantations to Pollution: Black Communities, Legacy Pollution, and the Path Forward - a multimedia storytelling series following the throughline from slavery to pollution—revealing how Black communities have borne environmental injustices for generations and continue to demand the healthy present and future they deserve. https://plantationstopollution.selc.org/ https://www.selc.org/staff/chandra-taylor/
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