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How cornrows were used as an escape map from slavery across South America - Face2Face A... - 0 views
How to Get Better at Embracing Unknowns - Scientific American - 0 views
Essentials of Geographic Information Systems v2.1 | Textbook | FlatWorld - 0 views
Where is 'the Midwest'? Here's What You Told Us. - Bloomberg - 0 views
Visual Style Guide - 0 views
Basic Vector Styling (QGIS3) - QGIS Tutorials and Tips - 0 views
Maps Show How Tearing Down City Slums Displaced Thousands - 0 views
EJAtlas | Mapping Environmental Justice - 0 views
Critical Tourist Map of Oslo - YouTube - 0 views
Justice Through GIS - Center for Health, Environment & Justice - 0 views
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"ing at CHEJ, I had an incomplete understanding of environmental justice. I pictured the field solely as activists and victims opposing corporate polluters. Although I understood that research supports these organizing efforts, I never considered methods that scientists adopt to evaluate ecological data. One of these methods is GIS (geographic information systems), a computer program designed to collect, analyze, and distribute spatial data. GIS specialists create maps to interpret data across various disciplines. When appropriate techniques are applied, GIS can help solve geographically-related problems."
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