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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 3h

🚧👥 The #Shiloh Drainage Improvement Project is nearing final completion, but residents still need answers from #ALDOT. The community deserves a public meeting to review the work, discuss expected results, and address concerns after 8 years of flooding. #JusticeforShiloh 💻 ow.ly/XMsX50YNEUC

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 5h

33 days after the rain on September 6, there is still standing water on Shiloh properties. This is not a permanent solution. The residents are worried about Hurricane Isaias and how it will affect the Shiloh community.

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Day 33: Still No Permanent Solution

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 08/10/2026

Thirty-two days later, stagnant water remains on the property along US Hwy 84. This is no longer a temporary condition. The drainage project needs a lasting solution.

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Day 32: The Problem Persists

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 07/10/2026

Thirty consecutive days of stagnant water in the makeshift drainage ditch along US Hwy 84. After a month of standing water, foul odors and repeated flooding, this is unacceptable. Shiloh needs a permanent drainage solution.

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Day 30: Still Stagnant

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 06/10/2026

👥 Construction is nearing completion in #Shiloh, but public communication remains unfinished. #ALDOT should hold a public information meeting so flood-impacted residents can understand the Drainage Improvement Project and ask questions. #JusticeforShiloh 💻 ow.ly/SyxJ50YIewf

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

🚧 The #Shiloh Drainage Improvement Project is approaching final completion, yet affected residents still have questions about the work. #ALDOT should hold a public meeting and provide clear answers before the project closes out. #JusticeforShiloh #Justcompensation 💻 ow.ly/SyxJ50YIewf

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

Dr. Robert D. Bullard will deliver a keynote at the 2026 International Sustainability Conference in Rome, Oct. 12–15. Widely recognized as the “father of environmental justice,” Dr. Bullard continues to shape global conversations on environmental equity and climate justice. ow.ly/cm9B50ZUuhJ

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

🌧️ Early morning rainfall has once again left significant flooding in Shiloh. The conditions shown in this video are unacceptable. The US Hwy 84 drainage project is not providing the permanent solution this community needs.

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Significant flooding in Shiloh

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

📅 Twenty-eight days of stagnant water remain in the makeshift drainage ditch along US Hwy 84. 🌧️ Recent rain added more water. Shiloh needs a permanent drainage solution.

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Day 28: Still Stagnant

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

🌊 Final work is underway on the #Shiloh Drainage Improvement Project. #ALDOT should use this opportunity to meet with residents, explain the project, and address questions from those who have experienced years of flooding. #JusticeforShiloh #Justcompensation 🔗 ow.ly/bR1V50YIeeM

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

Day 27: Stagnant water remains in the makeshift drainage ditch along US Hwy 84. Recent rain added more water, causing further overflow onto nearby properties. Shiloh needs a permanent drainage solution to prevent flooding and prolonged standing water.

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Day 27: A Permanent Solution Is Needed

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

🌧️ Friday night, Oct. 2, rain filled the basin in Shiloh and pushed stagnant water into the Williams family property, including the restaurant and neighboring properties. After weeks of standing water, this latest overflow raises serious concerns about the US Hwy 84 drainage system.

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The Rain Came. The Water Overflowed.

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

🚧 After 8 years of flooding, #Shiloh residents deserve more than a construction project nearing completion. #ALDOT should provide a public forum where affected homeowners can ask questions and receive answers. 🌐 ow.ly/bR1V50YIeeM #JusticeforShiloh #Justcompensation #Blacklandloss

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

🌊 The #Shiloh Drainage Improvement Project is almost complete. Now #ALDOT should explain what was constructed, how the project is expected to perform, and what residents should expect going forward. Learn more: ow.ly/bR1V50YIeeM #JusticeforShiloh #Justcompensation #Blacklandloss

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

26 Days Is Far Too Long Standing water remains in the makeshift drainage ditch along US Hwy 84 in Shiloh, feet from the Williams family home. Foul odors and concerns about pests persist. FHWA, ALDOT and ADEM must act. An on-site inspection and independent technical review are needed.

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26 Days Is Far Too Long

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

👥 As drainage construction nears completion in #Shiloh, affected residents should not be left without answers. #ALDOT should hold a public information meeting before the project is finalized. 🔗 ow.ly/Z4Ts50YHJnH #JusticeforShiloh #Justcompensation #Blacklandloss #takings #FifthAmendment

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

2️⃣5️⃣ days after the Sept. 6 rainfall, stagnant water remains in the makeshift drainage ditch along US Hwy 84, just feet from the Williams family home. Foul odors affect the family and neighborhood. FHWA, ALDOT and ADEM must investigate and address this unacceptable situation.

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Day 25: 25 Days of Standing Water: Where Is the Accountability?

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

👥 The #Shiloh Drainage Improvement Project is near final completion, but residents still deserve a public update from #ALDOT. Hold a meeting to explain the work and answer questions from families affected by years of flooding. 💻 ow.ly/gMXA50ZugNc #JusticeforShiloh #Justcompensation

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

Eight Years. Still No Solution. ALDOT’s 2026 drainage project in Shiloh repeats the problems of 2018, pushing US Hwy 84 stormwater onto private property. Shiloh deserves a permanent solution, not another patch job. #JusticeforShiloh

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ALDOT Drainage Project 2026 is no Difference from the 2018 drainage Project

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

24 Days Without a Resolution 24 days after the Sept. 6 rainfall, standing water remains in a makeshift drainage ditch along US Hwy 84 in Shiloh, feet from the Williams family home. Foul odors and concerns about pests persist. FHWA, ALDOT and ADEM must inspect the site and provide answers.

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24 Days Without a Resolution in Shiloh

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

🚧 Nearly 8️⃣ years after flooding began, the #Shiloh Drainage Improvement Project is nearing completion. #ALDOT should give affected residents a public opportunity to hear the project's details, ask questions, and receive answers. 💻 ow.ly/SyxJ50YIewf #JusticeforShiloh #Justcompensation

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Day 23: Stagnant Water Is Unacceptable 23 days after the Sept. 6 rainfall, stagnant water remains in a makeshift drainage ditch along US Hwy 84 in Shiloh, a few feet from the Williams family home, with foul odors and pests. FHWA, ALDOT and ADEM must investigate and evaluate this drainage system.

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23 Days of Stagnant Water Is Unacceptable

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

🌊 With the #Shiloh Drainage Improvement Project near final completion, residents deserve a clear accounting of the work. #ALDOT should hold a public meeting to explain the improvements and address community concerns. 🔗 ow.ly/bR1V50YIeeM #JusticeforShiloh #Justcompensation #Blacklandloss

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

Twenty-two days after the Sept. 6 rainfall, stagnant water remains in a makeshift drainage ditch along US Hwy 84 in Shiloh, feet from the Williams family home. Foul odors and concerns about mosquitoes, frogs, snakes and other pests persist. An independent expert must assess the drainage system.

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Day 22: How long will the water remain?

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

Day 21: Stagnant water remains along US Hwy 84 in Shiloh, 21 days after the Sept. 6 rainfall. The makeshift drainage ditch near the Williams home still smells foul and attracts mosquitoes, frogs, snakes and other pests. FHWA, ALDOT and ADEM need to conduct an on-site evaluation.

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Day 21: Drainage Concerns Continue in Shiloh

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

🚧 The #Shiloh Drainage Improvement Project is almost complete, but public engagement should not end with construction. #ALDOT should meet with flood-impacted residents and answer their questions about the project. 🌐 ow.ly/bR1V50YIeeM #JusticeforShiloh #Justcompensation #Blacklandloss

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

Twenty days after the Sept. 6 rain, stagnant stormwater remains in the makeshift ditch along US Hwy 84, just feet from the Williams' home. Foul odors and pests continue to raise concerns about drainage performance and warrant a technical evaluation.

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Day 20: 3 Weeks of Stagnant Water

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

🌊 #ALDOT is nearing final completion of the Drainage Improvement Project in #Shiloh. The community still needs a public forum to ask questions and understand how the project is expected to address years of flooding. #JusticeforShiloh #Justcompensation Learn more: ow.ly/bR1V50YIeeM

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

Day 19: The Water Is Still There Nineteen days of stagnant water in the makeshift drainage ditch along US Hwy 84 in Shiloh. The ditch sits a few feet from the Williams home, where foul odors and mosquitoes, frogs, snakes and other pests persist. Residents want answers.

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Day 19: The Water Is Still There

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

👥 As the #Shiloh Drainage Improvement Project nears completion, #ALDOT should explain the work directly to the residents who have lived with years of flooding. A public information meeting is still needed. 🔗 ow.ly/Z4Ts50YHJnH #JusticeforShiloh #Justcompensation #Blacklandloss

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

🌊 The finish line is approaching for the #Shiloh Drainage Improvement Project. Residents deserve to know what was built, how it is expected to perform, and what happens next. #ALDOT should hold a public meeting. #JusticeforShiloh #Justcompensation 💻 To learn more, visit ow.ly/repo50YIfc4

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

Bullard Center Student Org, ECO kicked off Fall with a successful Planting Event in front of the Mickey Leland-Barbara Jordan School of Public Affairs and the Library Learning Center. A big thank you to TSU Buildings & Grounds for the assist!

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

Day 18: Standing Water Persists Eighteen days after the Sept. 6 rainfall, stagnant stormwater remains in the makeshift drainage ditch along US Hwy 84 in Shiloh, only feet from the Williams residence. Foul odors and pests persist. The conditions warrant an on-site assessment.

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

👥 The #Shiloh Drainage Improvement Project is near final completion, yet residents affected by 8 years of flooding still have unanswered questions. #ALDOT should hold a public meeting before finalizing the project. #JusticeforShiloh #Justcompensation 💻 ow.ly/SyxJ50YIewf

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

Day 17: Standing Water Near Williams’ Home Seventeen days after the Sept. 6 rain, standing water remains in the makeshift ditch along US Hwy 84, just feet from the Williams residence. An on-site inspection and independent engineering review are warranted before VRA approval.

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

Day 16: Stagnant Water Concerns Continue US Hwy 84 in Shiloh has 16 consecutive days of stagnant stormwater. The ditch near the Williams home is producing foul odors and attracting mosquitoes, frogs, snakes and other pests. FHWA, ALDOT and ADEM need to inspect the ditch and surrounding properties.

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

🚧👥 The #Shiloh Drainage Improvement Project is near final completion. After 8 years of flooding, residents deserve more than finished construction. #ALDOT should provide a public meeting to explain the project and answer their questions. #JusticeforShiloh 💻 ow.ly/XMsX50YNEUC

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

Fifteen days after the Sept. 6 rain, stagnant stormwater remains in the makeshift drainage ditch along US Hwy 84 in Shiloh, just feet from the Williams home. Foul odors and conditions for mosquitoes, frogs and snakes raise concerns for nearby residents. FHWA, ADEM and ALDOT should inspect the site.

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

📅 The project is nearing completion, but communication with #Shiloh residents should not stop there. #ALDOT should hold a public information meeting to explain the drainage improvements and address questions from affected homeowners. #JusticeforShiloh ➡️ To learn more: ow.ly/fqwq50ZP7g7

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Dr. Robert D. Bullard @drrobertbullard.bsky.social · 19/09/2026

Older Americans are increasingly falling into poverty, driven in part by healthcare costs - Business Insider www.businessinsider.com/older-americ...

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Older Americans are increasingly falling into poverty, driven in part by healthcare costs

Older Americans have been falling into poverty over the last few years, and many are struggling on Social Security.

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Bullard Center for Environmental & Climate Justice @bullardcenter.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

Join us TODAY for the Frontline Resource Institute's Climate Justice Hub at #ClimateWeekNYC. Connect with frontline leaders and changemakers across sectors, exchange practical ideas and build relationships that strengthen climate action. Register: luma.com/igmka329

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