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Today, Paige and I talked with Dr. Eri Saikawa about environmental research, justice, and policy. We covered topics from air pollution to lead contamination to educational programs. We also touched on the importance of creativity in cooperative problem solving, and the role each of us has. If you want to learn something, this is the episode for you!
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