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Johnson Lectures on Putting Poverty First

Journalist and author Nathanael Johnson, pictured above, lectured on the topic of putting poverty first in solving environmental issues.

Maddie Veronis, Maroon-News Staff

September 28, 2017

On Monday, September 18, guest speaker Nathanael Johnson led the lecture “What if We Put Poverty First?” in Love Auditorium in Olin Hall. The lecture was sponsored by the Environmental Studies Department, Geography Department, Peace and Conflict Studies Department, and the Sociology and Anthropo...

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