In this episode, we will have an enlightening conversation with Ms. Margaret Gordon, a dedicated environmental justice advocate from the West Oakland Environmental Indicators Project. Ms. Gordon's lifelong work in combating air quality issues and disparities in inner cities is the focal point. She discusses her journey, from battling asthma to becoming a formidable force in demanding accountability from big industries, including the Port of Oakland. The episode shows how important community-based organizations and grassroots efforts are for bringing about change and making sure that agencies are doing their jobs. Let us all fight against pollution and environmental injustice, especially regarding a potential influx of mega-ships and ongoing traffic and pollution concerns! Learn more by listening to this episode.
More Topics We Discussed In This Episode:
● Community Data Empowerment
● Turning Point: Health-Based Regulations
● Challenges in Enforcing Environmental Rules
● Impact of Pollution on Communities
● Mega-Ship Threat to West Oakland
● Urgent Need for Traffic Improvements
● The Role of Community Engagement
● Accountability and Environmental Justice
● Snitcher Steel and Air Quality Concerns
● How You Can Get Involved
