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EPA Chief: Biden infrastructure agenda is a 'shot in the arm' against climate change

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Rev. Al Sharpton is joined by EPA Administrator Michael Regan. The environmental agency's lead discusses the disadvantages communities of color face, as climate change threatens the southern United States. Regan also addresses failing water infrastructure in America, he says the Flint water crisis was "just the tip of the spear."Sept. 12, 2021

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    Lawyers for Jordan Neely's Family Discusses Jordan Neely's Case

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