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Prestigious environmental awards are most often given to those who have already made their mark—often late in careers, when their greatest accomplishments are behind them. And while these senior figures still have much to offer the world, any award they receive is unlikely to create new opportunities.
In environmental science, a field that affects all 7 billion people and every living plant and animal on the planet, 86 percent of the workforce in the United States is white and 70 percent is male.
.@UCLA's Kevin Njabo is speaking @TEDGlobal to share how the Congo Basin Institute can transform Africa https://t.co/IrMlrg76CQ pic.twitter.com/vdh7UHnTwt
— UCLA IoES (@UCLAIoES) July 20, 2017