Rasheena Fountain ‘17 (Antioch University Seattle, MA in Education with Urban Environmental Education) wrote an article for the NRDC’s website about Alexis Cureton, whose childhood was split between Tulsa, Oklahoma, Duluth, Georgia, and Indianapolis and how those experiences shape Cureton’s lens at NRDC, where he advocates for California’s low-income communities of color to be at the energy decision-making table and for their access to clean energy.
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