Welcome to Emergency Response Week at Greening the Apple! We are thrilled to be able to highlight the work of our On-Scene Coordinators (OSCs) and Community Involvement Coordinators who work on the ground in communities while emergencies are happening. All week we are going to be featuring some of the hard working people from our region who have responded to a variety of emergencies from 9/11 to an oil refinery explosion in Puerto Rico. During the recent flooding from Hurricane Irene, we caught up with Christopher Jimenez and he gave us a few minutes of his precious time to describe his work.
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I’m glad EPA got around to doing a video post. It would be a lot easier if it was embedded directly in the post, but still, another great job and great video.
Oct 24, 2011 @ 15:50:13
I’m glad EPA got around to doing a video post. It would be a lot easier if it was embedded directly in the post, but still, another great job and great video.
Oct 25, 2011 @ 13:09:40
Thanks for your comment! We agree and think it’s much better this way.