NEW YORK - eTradeWire -- In acknowledgment of Earth Month, Project Petals Executive Director Alicia White was a featured guest on the popular NBC's The Kelly Clarkson Show. Filmed in Los Angeles, CA, and hosted by singer Kelly Clarkson, White offered her expertise on her climate programs and environmental solutions for all communities on the Monday, April 17th episode. From creating green spaces to formulating community leadership programs to executing pollution reduction, and spearheading policies, living in clean neighborhoods produces healthy wellness and equitable outlooks for the public. The Kelly Clarkson Show episode also included actors Giancarlo Esposito and Brandon Scott Jones.

Since its inception in 2015, Project Petals, a Black sustainable-led, environmental and climate resilience nonprofit, introduces, develops, and executes solutions that improve the environment, foster climate resilience, and help the next generation of environmental leaders to revitalize and construct green spaces for public use that disproportionately are impacted on climate change.

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To watch Alicia's appearance on Monday, April 17th at 3:00pm EST, visit the official The Kelly Clarkson Show website - https://www.nbc.com/the-kelly-clarkson-show.

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ABOUT PROJECT PETALS

Project Petals is a groundbreaking environmental, climate, educational, and community development organization in New York City. Project Petals is an environmental and community development organization working to create and sustain environmentally sound, healthy, and equitable communities in New York's under-resourced and BIPOC communities. We provide the education, tools, and resources communities need to change and improve their environment. We run educational, leadership, and advocacy programs to create healthier environments, accessible green spaces, fight food insecurity and prepare these communities for climate change.