Diversifying environmental outreach

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How can environmental outreach speak to a more diverse audience? We discuss this question with Chúk Odenigbo, the co-author of a new book called The Forces of Nature: Gaia’s Child. Chúk is a Regulatory Analyst at Nimonik, Co-founder of the environmental non-profit The Poison and the Apple, and Ph.D. Candidate in Medical Geography at the University of Ottawa.

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