Jodi Borello
Jodi Borello is a Community Organizer for the Center for Coalfield Justice. She and her family have been negatively impacted by the fossil fuel industry through multiple environmental crimes: Jodi has testified in front of two grand juries that resulted in criminal charges being filed. The knowledge she has gained over the years aided the PA Office of Attorney General in bringing charges in her case and led to eight recommendations to better protect Pennsylvanians from oil and gas operations. She brings this knowledge with her to CCJ to educate and help other impacted residents cope with the realities of fossil fuel development in our region.
Jodi was born on a mini farm in Washington County, Pa where she raised horses, goats, chickens, and rabbits, and was a member of 4H. She attended the University of Pittsburgh Main Campus and has a degree in Administration of Justice. After college she received additional schooling in Rome, Italy. She enjoys the outdoors, traveling, gardening, restoring and colorizing old photographs, and helping others.
Contact Jodi at jodi@centerforcoalfieldjustice.org.
Blog Posts by Jodi Borello
Jodi Borello’s reflections: I had the opportunity to attend the Small Town Summit in beautiful Missoula, Montana. The town itself is beautiful and the sky is spectacular, just as I was told. I was able to enjoy a few moments of hiking and even visited a ghost town. I learned more than I ever […]
Thank you to all of our community members who attended our first MAD FACTS – Moms and Dads: Family Awareness Cancer Threat Spike meeting at North Strabane Park on June 15th. The meeting was a great success and it wouldn’t have been possible without the concerned residents and impacted families who attended. It was an […]