Knowledge Murphy is a consultant in the fields of renewable energy, energy efficiency, as well as a content creator, entrepreneur, and an environmental justice advocate. He is also an advocate for Black people having peace.

He is the owner & CEO of Black Man, Green Plan LLC, a consulting company & multimedia brand which focuses on spreading info about renewable energy, energy efficiency, sustainability, & most importantly, environmental/climate justice to Black, and Brown people, or Original people, in a culturally relevant manner.

Recently, Knowledge worked on a variety of projects around environmental justice, climate justice, resilience and more as a Sustainability Specialist with Multnomah County's Office of Sustainability in Portland, OR.

Knowledge is currently working as the Western Solar Specialist with American Farmland Trust.

Trailer for the documentary

“Diversity in the Green Jobs Sector”:

https://cutt.ly/N9JwaVg

Episodes from the first season of the Black Man, Green Plan podcast:

Episode 1: Introducing the Black Man with the Green Plan!

Episode 2: The disconnect between environmental awareness & Original People (Live)

Episode 3: The Truth About Nicola Goddamn Tesla!

Episode 4: Sustainability concepts in family life.

Episode 5: Part 2 Discussing sustainability concepts in family life.

An NPR Marketplace interview he was featured in, entitled "It's Not Easy Being Green When You're Poor"

Articles on Project 15206

(Rest in Peace Senator Jim Ferlo):

https://bit.ly/2QKvQiB

https://bit.ly/2Ckfjgk

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An interview from the KOWA Black Environmentalists Podcast

A climate justice panel discussion with Oregon MESA