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This is Climate Justice, Y'all! Our podcast is dedicated to lifting up and centering the climate and environmental justice movement in the South.

As Healthy Gulf’s Louisiana organizer, Michael works with frontline communities in the state’s traditional industrial corridor, which stretches along the Mississippi from East Baton Rouge down to Plaq