Interview, Water Conservation During Rain

Name: Tristan Goris

Social Justice Group: 2021-2022, Water Pollution and Climate Change

Date of Fieldwork: February 3, 2022

Name of Organization and person (people) with whom you met and their title(s):Jennifer Bombardier

Type of Fieldwork: Interview

What I did and what I learned about my topic, activism, social justice work or civil and human rights work from this fieldwork?[:: :

Jennifer Bombardier is a part of the Lower East Side Ecology Center, contributing to green infrastructure, and changes for water preservation and cleaning. She claims that water is essential for everything, recreation, drinking, cooking, and many other daily activities. Toxic waste is commonly, illegally, dumped into our waterways, harming both humans and animals. Heating and cooling systems in buildings are major contributors to global warming because of how much fossil fuels they produce.
Rain and waste water are being stored in the same areas, polluting the rain water that could have been cleaned and turned into drinking water. People should try and conserve water as much as possible, especially when it rains.

Tristan Goris

Tristan is an eighth grade student at LREI. He was born in Staten Island, New York. They love reading and writing fantasy stories, as well as hanging out with close friends. Tristan is a strong activist for the environment, and has shown interest in nature, climate change, and our surroundings in general, since a very young age. Tristan uses any pronouns(i.e. he/they/she). 

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