Here is a very interesting case from Radio Lab where "truth," expertise
and justice come into conflict. It's set in Laos which we read about in
in the Michael Goldman reading last week. Note that the portion after
20:00 is edited after much controversy to soften the tone of Robert's
comments.
Take a listen to Lisa Jackson talking about what drew her to Environmental Engineering (she was the first African American EPA director), and what it means to communities like the one she grew up in. Make sure to listen to the VERY END to the part where they say where she's working now. What do you think about that?
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