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Dirty Water, Distrust, and a Crisis

Unsafe Water

Record Investment Merely Scratches the Surface of Fixing Black America’s Water Crisis

Unsafe Water

The Movement to Make Black Neighborhoods Better for Walking and Biking

News

Alabama Discriminated Against Black Residents, Feds Confirm

Environmental Justice

Black Communities Overburdened by Power Plant Pollution May See Relief

Climate

Get Prepared: Researchers Predict Very Active Hurricane Season

Climate

Chemical Plants Destroyed These Black Towns. The EPA Hopes New Regulations Will Help.

Environmental Justice

As Disasters Pile Up, Louisiana’s Hurricane Victims Wonder if They’ll Ever Recover

Climate

What Happens When a Black Enclave Is Built by Big Oil

Environmental Justice

Want to Better Prepare Black Communities for Tornadoes? Erode the Income Gap.

Environmental Justice

Proposed Bill Treats Environmental Justice as a Civil Rights Issue

Environmental Justice

How Slavery and Sharecropping Created a Sewage Crisis in Alabama’s Black Belt

Environmental Justice

A Growing Call for Climate Reparations, Explained

Climate

Violent Confrontations End Peaceful Stop Cop City Music Festival

Policing

A New Phenomenon Threatens to Disrupt Black Homeownership

Housing

Utility Bills and Shutoffs Are Rising. Here Are a Few Tips to Protect Yourself.

News

Black Americans Are Moving to Phoenix in Historic Numbers. Few Are Finding a Better Life.

News

Air Pollution and its Impact on Black Communities, Explained

Environmental Justice

The EPA Moves to Limit This Pollutant That Hurts Black People Disproportionately

Environmental Justice

The Deepening Divide Over Atlanta’s ‘Cop City’ Is Drawing National Attention

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