Britny Cordera is a poet and journalist based in St. Louis Missouri. She reports on environmental justice, climate solutions, and culture, at the intersection of Black and Indigenous communities.
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Supporting Young Farmers of Color Can Help the U.S. Meet Its Climate Goals
“But we desperately need climate investments that are part of a safety net for farmers, so they can continue stewarding the land when a disaster strikes.”
October 21, 2022