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Flushed, Forgotten and Unincorporated Communities: Taking a Human Rights Perspective on Sanitation Issues
By Onuoha Odim, Duke University Public Policy Undergraduate, Trinity 2020 Flushed and Forgotten sheds light on California’s Central Valley and communities along the U.S.-Mexico border which have faced structural neglect […]
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Disconnected and Disenfranchised: How the Federal Government Can Help Rural Communities Manage Their Waste
By Kelsey Rowland, Master of Environmental Management, Nicholas School of the Environment 2019 What do you do if you live in rural America and your septic system fails? You cannot […]
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No More Forgetting: Learning from a Global Human Rights Perspective on Sanitation Issues Nationwide
By Laura Landes, Master of Environmental Management, Nicholas School of the Environment 2019 The report recently published by the Alabama Center for Rural Enterprise (ACRE), in partnership with the Columbia […]
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