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Trades for Environmental Justice are essential interventions that facilitate Black communities in Philadelphia to get potable water, safe electric systems, and housing with high energy efficiency. These programs, by linking the residents to the skilled trades, the workforce development programs, and the WAP initiatives, not only lessen the environmental inequality
but also give rise to solid careers. Vocational schools and the finest trade program choices are the ones that giving students the required practical experience in plumbing, electrical work, and energy systems. Training in trades, people not only empower the community but also enhance public health and foster the economic potential of the poor areas in the long run.