Scott Pruitt, former Oklahoma attorney general and President Trump’s choice for Environmental Protection Agency administrator, has brought multiple lawsuits against the agency, some of which are still pending.
New report finds people of color disproportionately harmed by coal-fired power
A new report from U.S. researchers has found that of the 378 largest coal-fired power plants in this country, a disproportionate amount are in close proximity to low-income community and communities of people of color.
Post-Katrina Injustice
Professors Robert Bullard and Beverly Wright weigh in on issues of race and class in the efforts to rebuild New Orleans.
Riding the Environmental Justice Bus
A bus touring America’s south visits communities fighting for environmental justice. We have an audio diary from aboard the bus.
Israeli River Pollution
While Israel has many sound environmental protection and water clean-up laws, Reese Erlich reports from Haifa that despite the arid country’s precarious water supply, monitoring river pollution and enforcing cleanliness are seemingly low priorities for the Jewish State.