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I Love That Dirty Water: Place, Environment, and Justice. Expos 20

Library guide for Isabel Lane's Expos 20 class, I Love That Dirty Water: Place, Environment, and Justice. Guide originally written Oct., 2024
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Energy Transition

 

Energy

Library Guide: Energy: Government Agencies, Units, Plans, Stats, and Jobs

Government sites

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Oil & gas companies

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Energy Transitions Oral History Project

NRDC: Renewable Energy (org)

 

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Last Updated: Jan 17, 2025 1:03 PM
URL: https://guides.library.harvard.edu/dirty-water
Subjects: African-American Studies, Energy, Environmental Studies, Expository Writing, Human Rights, Civil Rights & Social Justice, Latin American/ Hispanic Resources
Tags: Carceral, criminal justice, energy, energy transition, environment & energy, environmental justice, Incarceration, jail, Prisons, social aspects
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