ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Short answer: justice has EVERYTHING to do with it. Episode 2 of Behind the Switch's new series–Building a Microgrid–features two of RUN-GJC's team members, Lydia Lowe from Chinatown Community Land Trust and Chinatown Power and María Belén Power from GreenRoots. We are digging into environmental justice and connecting the dots between clean energy community microgrids and frontline communities. Tune in, it's a good one!
Special thanks to Liddy Grossman and Livia Costa for writing and interviewing and Izaak Biewald for sound editing.
Special thanks to Liddy Grossman and Livia Costa for writing and interviewing and Izaak Biewald for sound editing.
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Episode 5 of Behind the Switch's "Building a Microgrid" series gives you an update on our Chinatown project. There have been a lot of exciting developments in the last year or so and we're excited to share this part of the story with you.
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Behind the Switch is launching a new series- Building A Microgrid. Join us as we tell the story of the RUN-GJC community microgrids being built in Chelsea, MA and Boston's Chinatown!
Special thanks to Liddy Grossman and Livia Costa for writing and interviewing and Izaak Biewald for sound editing.
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