First Black chair of Annapolis Environmental Commission pushing for more equity, justice in environmental field
Subject
Randy Rowel Jr.; Environmental Field; Annapolis
Description
About 11 years ago, Randy Rowel Jr. was working at the Boys and Girls Club of Annapolis and Anne Arundel County when a funding request he made was denied because his boss told him, “We need to keep the lights on.” Rowel suggested purchasing solar panels to help free up money in the budget. That recommendation was also ignored. So Rowel quit.
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capitalgazette.com
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