The Environmental Protection Agency & NAACP to Visit Africa to Promote Climate Equity

The Environmental Protection Agency and the NAACP will travel to Africa to promote climate equity as the region remains vulnerable to environmental and climate harm. TheGrio’s White House correspondent Gerren Keith Gaynor sits down with EPA Administrator Michael Regan and NAACP President Derrick Johnson about their travels to Mozambique and Ghana and why it is important for the Black diaspora to be a partner to African nations as the global society wrestles with the impact of climate change.
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[@jamilleshuler4643]

Yes, this partnership is much needed on "our" continent where we have to develop our resources before other do in exploitation of our resources!!

[@obear1]

so much need in our country…

[@mr.c6057]

What!? This is being promoted because why? The "N" in NAACP stands for National, as in of this country.
So here's my question, where is the NAACP on environmental issues like nasty brown dirty water in predominantly Black neighborhoods here in this nation?

[@mr.c6057]

And I'm not against helping brothers and sisters in Africa. Im all for it 100%, but as the airplane safety message implies, take care of yourself first or you could be of no good to anyone else.