Environmental Sacrifice Zones Can Be Beacons of Clean Energy Investment By Ben Jealous November 29, 2023 Just look at what’s happening in South Carolina In this story: environmental justice, Inflation Reduction Act
Steel Mills Can Steal From the Least Powerful By Ben Jealous October 27, 2023 The story of Gary, Indiana, shows how In this story: labor, environmental justice, climate change, waste reduction
What Is the Best Sustainable and Ethical Chocolate? By Jessian Choy October 27, 2023 How to not get tricked by “plastic free,” "fair trade,” and “sugar free” treats In this story: Ms. Green, buyers' guide, environmental justice, social justice
Why One of the Nation’s Most Crucial Environmental Laws Is Being Modernized By Lindsey Botts September 27, 2023 Environmental groups are cautiously optimistic about new NEPA rules In this story: clean energy, environmental justice, environmental law
5 Must-Read Newsletters for the Climate-Curious By Aarohi Sheth September 16, 2023 Get relevant environmental and climate writing straight to your inbox In this story: climate change, newsletter, environmental justice, activism
How Clean Is "Clean Hydrogen"? By Marilyn Berlin Snell September 13, 2023 Black and brown communities are asked to bear the risks of the new energy economy. As usual. In this story: environmental justice, clean energy, technology
Big Chance to Cut Climate Pollution From Big Trucks By Ben Jealous June 22, 2023 We have an opportunity to tackle climate change and the public health costs of air pollution at once In this story: transportation, dirty fuels, environmental justice
From Plantations to Petrochemicals By Dana Drugmand June 19, 2023 The historical roots of Louisiana’s Cancer Alley can be found in slavery In this story: environmental justice, toxics, dirty fuels
5 Must-Read Books on Environmental Justice for Juneteenth By Reverend Dorthea E. Fondren June 19, 2023 Celebrate our newest national holiday by freeing your mind In this story: books, environmental justice, Roundup
New Fires, Familiar Injustice By Ben Jealous June 8, 2023 For too many Americans, environmental damage is a part of their daily lives In this story: environmental justice, coal, dirty fuels