environment

The Impact of Tourism on Hawai’i
A couple in tourist Hawaiian shirts walk on a beach.

The Impact of Tourism on Hawai’i
Nicole Cardoza
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Hawai’i has been decimated by its reliance on tourism, an economic decision that fuels the inequities that cause disasters to impact those most marginalized disproportionately.

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Environment Media & Culture
1920 1281 Nicole Cardoza
Open Burn Pits: The Legalized Poisoning of Communities
Senior Airman in a face mask tosses unserviceable uniform items into a burn pit.

Open Burn Pits: The Legalized Poisoning of Communities
Dominique Stewart
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The U.S. military’s practice of open burn and open detonation weighs the value of human life against cheap waste disposal.

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Environment Health Militarism
1526 966 Dominique Stewart
Marginalized Communities at Risk with Record Heat Waves
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Marginalized Communities at Risk with Record Heat Waves
Andrew Lee
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Climate change and environmental degradation disproportionately impact marginalized communities of color around the globe.

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Environment Health
2400 1600 Andrew Lee
Building Trust in Local Water Sources
A person holding a clear glass cup half-filled with water.

Building Trust in Local Water Sources
Nicole Cardoza
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Lack of infrastructure and accountability from local U.S. governments has led to public distrust in tap water.

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Environment Health Indigenous Rights Neighborhoods
2400 1600 Nicole Cardoza
We Can’t Electric Car Our Way Out of the Climate Crisis
Electric vehicles charging in a parking garage.

We Can’t Electric Car Our Way Out of the Climate Crisis
Dominique Stewart
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Wealthy nations are pushing electric vehicles as a green solution, ignoring the toll it has on human rights and the environment.

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Environment Technology
2400 1601 Dominique Stewart
How Inequality Fuels the Global Water Crisis
An outdoor steel faucet that is streaming running water.

How Inequality Fuels the Global Water Crisis
Andrew Lee
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Despite recognizing World Water Day, almost half the world’s population lacks home plumbing with drinkable water, including in the U.S.

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Environment Health
1646 1108 Andrew Lee
Uniting Movements to Defend South River and Stop Cop City
A person smiles while in a canoe on a river surrounded by forest.

Uniting Movements to Defend South River and Stop Cop City
Andrew Lee
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As Cop City looms, discussions on the impacts of environmental racism and the ongoing struggle for environmental and social justice in Atlanta continue.

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Environment Social Justice Social Movements & Activism
1032 760 Andrew Lee
Why the Fight Against Cop City Means So Much
A poster with a drawing of forest defender Manuel Paez Terán doing a peace sign. Above the drawing, says "Radicals Say ACAB."

Why the Fight Against Cop City Means So Much
Andrew Lee
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An upcoming national week of action to Stop Cop City is underway, supporting one of the most crucial social justice fights in the U.S.

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Neighborhoods Social Justice
1114 726 Andrew Lee
“All Hands on Deck”: Community Movement Builders on the Fight to Stop Cop City
A group of people stand in a ling with their legs spread and hands behind their back. A mural of faces behind them reads "Protect the Black Community Stop Gentrification."

“All Hands on Deck”: Community Movement Builders on the Fight to Stop Cop City
Andrew Lee
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Community Movement Builders joins the fight to stop the construction of a sprawling police training facility that activists call Cop City.

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Neighborhoods Social Justice
1212 732 Andrew Lee
Year in Review: Environmental Justice for All
An aerial shot of wind turbines on fields with clouds partial covering the land.

Year in Review: Environmental Justice for All
Dominique Stewart
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The need for environmental justice is ever present as global institutions and governments fuel a climate crisis on track to upend our survival.

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Environment Year in Review
1920 1280 Dominique Stewart
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