MacArthur “Genius” grant recipient · Center for Rural Enterprise and Environmental Justice
Catherine Coleman Flowers is an American environmental health researcher and writer, born in 1958. She is the founder of the Center for Rural Enterprise and Environmental Justice. Flowers has been recognized as a MacArthur Fellow since 2020 for her work addressing environmental justice issues. Her first book, Waste: One Woman's Fight Against America's Dirty Secret, examines the environmental justice movement within rural America. She is particularly noted for highlighting the issues caused by failing sewage treatment infrastructure in rural communities, especially in Lowndes County, Alabama, thereby drawing national attention to environmental health challenges faced by underserved populations.
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Catherine Coleman Flowers has appeared on 8 podcasts across 8 episodes. Notable shows include Compost, Cotton & Cornrows, The WECAN Podcast, The WECAN Podcast.
Catherine Coleman Flowers is MacArthur “Genius” grant recipient at Center for Rural Enterprise and Environmental Justice. Podcast appearances span topics tied to their work and expertise.
Catherine Coleman Flowers's most recent appearance was on "Episode 37 | From Civil Rights to Climate Justice: OG Environmentalist Catherine Coleman Flowers on America’s Planned Obsolescence, the Disaster Economy & Why We’re All Environmental Stewards". Compost, Cotton & Cornrows, published Feb 25, 2026.
Compost, Cotton & Cornrows. 1 appearance on record, most recently Feb 25, 2026.