Kibri Hutchison Everett is an environmental scientist and founder of Key Environmental Consulting. Ms. Everett’s work centers on GeoEquity-the use of spatial data, environmental science, and policy analysis to reveal and address inequities in where environmental burdens, infrastructure investments, and economic opportunities are located. Her professional experience spans environmental assessment, climate resilience, food systems, agricultural sustainability, community engagement, transportation, and infrastructure planning. Ms. Everett has worked extensively with rural and urban communities, government agencies, and grassroots organizations to support environmental, food, and agricultural initiatives. She is also deeply engaged in research and applied analysis examining emerging environmental challenges, including the rapid expansion of digital infrastructure and data centers and their implications for land, water, energy, and environmental justice. Ms. Everett holds a Master’s degree in Earth Science and a Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science. For 20+ years, Kibri has worked as an environmental scientist with multi-disciplinary teams of scientists, engineers, economists, and community groups on projects ranging from water quality to waste management. She has applied her technical, writing, and engagement expertise to the benefit of many organizations. To date, she has secured over $2 million in funding for community -based organizations.