Our Neighborhood Earth - Environmental Justice

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July 19, 2021

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Climate Justice/Injustice Stories of Interest
Climate Justice For All Grant Program Chevron & Donziger: What You Should Know Indigenous Mapuche Pay High Price for Argentina’s Fracking Dream Chinese Dam-building: Environmental Justice or InJustice? The Climate and Environmental Justice	The Low-Lying Island of Kiribati is in Trouble The Price Refugees Pay for Climate Change Isle de Jean Charles, Louisiana Was the First Climate Refugee Settlement

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Environmental Justice (or Injustice) News
Featuring stories that happened in the last year.
New York Entrepreneur Bringing Energy Efficiency to More Communities California Community Solar Program Aimed at Energy Equity The Climate Crisis is a Crime Story Climate Change Hits Native Americans Especially Hard A Bill Forces Canada to Tackle ‘Systemic’ Environmental Racism Pollution-Fighting Grandmother Wins Green Nobel Prize Climate Justice, for the First Time Ever, Is on the G7 Agenda Could There Be a Suit Against Soot? Why Does Disaster Aid Often Favor White People? Environmental Justice Action Grants Climate Ride’s Environmental Justice Action Grants. California's Poor Hardest Hit by Heat & Ozone Pollution How Electric Cars Can Advance Environmental Justice Congress Recognizes the Mother of Environmental Justice’ Indigenous Women Risking Arrest to Fight Minnesota Pipeline Climate Change Increases Renters’ Risks A Busy Year for Air and Climate Issuess Biden’s infrastructure Plan Targets Lead Pipes LA's Path to Environmental Justice People of Color Breathe More Hazardous Air Climate Change and Migration The Nominees for Environmental Justice Grants Environmental Justice Leaders Are Finally Shaping White House Climate Policy What Happens to Lawyers Fighting for Climate Justice Haaland’s Confirmation Heralds a New Era in Lands Conservation There’s a Global Plan to Conserve Nature Racist Impacts of Highways, Past and Present Will Climate Change Widen the Gap Between Rich and Poor? Community Forestry Fellow, Helps Make Pittsburgh Greener A Tribe's Battle to Retake the Skagit River	Trump Move to Turn Sacred Arizona Land Into a Copper Mine Rolled Back Helping Black Communities Fight Pollution Minorities Suffer Most From Texas Blackouts Two Biden Priorities: Climate and Inequality The Wealthy Are Favored For Aid After Wildfire Destruction Biden's DOHHS Pick Brings Env. Justice to Forefront Climate Change Flooding Risk for Affordable Houses Asia’s Biggest Climate Migration • Environmental Justice Reporters Face Deadly Threats Army Corps Suspends Permit for Controversial Louisiana Plant The Racist Roots of ‘Fortress Conservation’ Inside Germany's Factory Farms Environmental Justice At Presidential Debate Lead in Water Dangerous for Bottle-Fed Babies The Fracking Toll on the Argentine Indigenous Denver's Legacy of Environmental Racism Native American Endangered Historic Sites Neighborhoods Hit Harder by Industrial Fires Decades of Racist Housing Policy Left Neighborhoods Sweltering Pennsylvania Nature Groups Address Environmental Justice What the Biden Team Means For Environmental Justice Inequity at the Boiling Point A Quarter of Bangladesh Is Flooded Bringing the Carbon Barons to Justice A Grim Outcome for Environmental Defenders Senator Harris Is Not Just Waiting It Out Once Bad Air, Always Bad Air? Texas Climate Plan Focuses on Minorities