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Raya Salter named to New York’s permanent environmental justice council

Raya Salter, executive director of the Energy Justice Law and Policy Center, has been appointed to New York State's Permanent Environmental Justice Advisory Council.

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Raya Salter named to New York’s permanent environmental justice council

Raya Salter, executive director of the Energy Justice Law and Policy Center, has been appointed to New York State's Permanent Environmental Justice Advisory Council.

Raya Salter named to New York’s permanent environmental justice council
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Raya Salter, executive director of the Energy Justice Law and Policy Center, has been appointed to the New York State Permanent Environmental Justice Advisory Council, a statewide body charged with advancing environmental justice policy, the organization announced.

Salter was appointed by Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins, according to the center, which thanked Stewart-Cousins for the appointment. The center described the council as a key statewide body created to help ensure that environmental justice is meaningfully integrated across state decision-making.

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