Millennials and Gen Z Have the Power: Building Sustainability in Black Communities

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Millennials and Gen Z Have the Power: Building Sustainability in Black Communities

Sustainability directly affects quality of life, ecosystems and natural resources. The United Nations Brundtland Commission defines sustainability as meeting our own needs without compromising the ability of future generations to […]

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