International and Executive Programs

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Workshop attendee and agrifood professional Krisila Benson shares her top takeaways from our recently held workshop on Innovation in Agrifood Supply Chains: Finance, Profitability, and Sustainability.

Highlights from UC Berkeley-Solidaridad workshop on agrifood supply chain innovation L-R: Will Galvin, Self Help Africa and Mandla Nkomo, Managing Director, Solidaridad Southern Africa in a panel discussion on Transition of Supply Chains in Emerging Markets

One of the fundamental drivers of the environmental-justice movement is that low-income communities and communities of color are often at the forefront of environmental harm, since they are more likely to live in the path of air pollution and near toxic facilities like oil refineries. But a recently published study co-authored by ERG professor Dan Kammen, researcher Sergio Castellanos, and former postdoc Deborah Sunter highlights the fact that communities of color are also disproportionately missing out on the benefits of rooftop solar power.

The Rooftop Solar Revolution Is Missing Communities of Color A new study finds racial and ethnic disparities in rooftop solar adoption, even controlling for income and homeownership.