Episode 19 - From concerned community members to outraged activists—environmental grassroots organizing against coal ash in Northampton County, NC

Fifty Feminist States: Interviews with Feminist Activists and Artists Across the U.S.

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In the third of three special episodes from northeastern North Carolina, Amelia speaks to Joyce Buffalo, Wanda Flythe, and Deborah Ferruccio about their successful grassroots campaign to keep a coal ash storage facility out of their county.

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