Abraham Reiss
Abe is a Senior in the College of Arts and Sciences studying Government. He has been a member since Fall 2020. Outside of Roosevelt, Abe is involved in Outdoor Odyssey and the Mediocre Melodies.
By Abraham Reiss Published January 14, 2022
With new environmental legislation, New York policymakers can harness revenue from polluters and make a stride towards a safer and more equitable future. Passing the CCIA would constitute a bold commitment by the state to confront the climate crisis and to address the disproportionate dangers faced by marginalized communities.
By Abraham Reiss Published September 10, 2021
While President Biden’s climate leadership has been a positive development, the U.S. has a serious responsibility to go much further in order to combat the global climate crisis.
By Abraham Reiss Published January 11, 2021
In New York City, the Coronavirus pandemic has hit hard in low-income neighborhoods of color, creating a severe health disparity that directly stems from the results of environmental injustice. Extreme levels of pollution due to heavy industry and traffic in these areas have led to towering rates of respiratory illness, making their populations highly vulnerable to the pandemic.