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Brittanie Dabney - The Environmental Scientist Diving into Contaminated Waters
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Have you ever wondered how the chemicals in our environment impact our health and ecosystems? Meet Brittanie Dabney, an environmental scientist dedicated to unraveling the mysteries of contaminants in our waterways and inspiring the next generation of Green Champions.
Brittanie Dabney's journey as an environmental scientist began in the heart of Detroit, where she witnessed the stark contrast between urban pollution and the natural beauty of camping trips with her family. This early exposure to environmental disparities fueled her passion for understanding the effects of contaminants on living organisms.
Today, Brittanie is a PhD candidate in biology and urban sustainability, focusing her research on the critical issue of PFAS and microplastics in our water supply. Her work takes her from the lab to the field, conducting experiments to understand how contaminants behave and impact aquatic life. She's also passionate about bridging the gap between science and the public, inspiring young people to explore the diverse career paths within environmental science.
Episode in a glance
- Brittanie's Early Inspirations Growing Up in Detroit
- Her Academic Journey from Marine to Freshwater Biology
- Balancing Field Research and Lab Work
- What is Environmental Toxicology?
- Why Environmental Toxicology is So Important
- How Research Can Be Applied to Improve Regulations and Practices
- What the General Public Can Do to Make a Positive Impact
- The Importance of Representation and Diversity in Environmental Science
- How to Connect with Brittanie and Support Her Work
About Brittanie Dabney
Brittanie Dabney is a passionate environmental scientist dedicated to protecting water quality. With over 10 years of experience in environmental toxicology research, she is currently pursuing her PhD in biology and urban sustainability. Brittanie's research combines lab work with field experiments to understand how contaminants impact aquatic ecosystems. She is also the founder of Ecosphere Organics, a startup focused on creating sustainable solutions for the food waste industry.
Connect with Brittanie Dabney and her startup Ecosphere Organics
Portfolio Website → http://brittaniedabney.com/
Startup Website → https://ecosphereorganics.com/
Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/justdabney/
Linkedin → https://www.linkedin.com/in/brittaniedabney/
X/Twitter → https://x.com/TheRealBDabney
Chapitres
1. Introduction (00:00:00)
2. Brittanie's Early Inspirations Growing Up in Detroit (00:01:39)
3. Her Academic Journey from Marine to Freshwater Biology (00:03:21)
4. Balancing Field Research and Lab Work (00:04:09)
5. What is Environmental Toxicology? (00:08:12)
6. Why Environmental Toxicology is So Important (00:10:37)
7. How Research Can Be Applied to Improve Regulations and Practices (00:12:41)
8. What the General Public Can Do to Make a Positive Impact (00:17:01)
9. The Importance of Representation and Diversity in Environmental Science (00:19:20)
10. How to Connect with Brittanie and Support Her Work (00:21:42)
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