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8:09Now PlayingJoin Marc Lamont Hill in an eye-opening interview with Dr. Lauren Hopkins, Chief Environmental Science Officer at the Houston Health Department, discussing Houston's proactive measures to relocate Black families from neighborhoods near a polluted rail yard linked to cancer-causing creosote. Dr. Hopkins sheds light on the environmental risks posed by creosote, a toxic wood preservative, and explains the urgency behind relocating residents after identifying cancer clusters in 2019 and 2021. Delve into the complexities of environmental justice as Dr. Hopkins explores the disproportionate impact on marginalized communities and the critical need for swift action despite ongoing funding challenges. Discover how Houston plans to support affected families with mental health services, economic opportunities, and community resources amidst this challenging transition. Tune in to understand the broader implications for environmental policy and social equity in urban environments.
This segment was originally broadcast on September 6, 2023.
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