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Through the Eyes of a Grassroots Leader: How the Asian American Community Reclaims Its Voice in Environmental Justice

Members of Chicago Asian Americans for Environmental Justice gathered to learn about environmental issues in Chicago’s Little Village neighborhood.

For Asian American communities everywhere, this year’s Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month could not be celebrated at a more significant or relevant moment.

Justicia En Tiempos De Dos Crisis: El COVID-19 Y el Cambio Climático

Un trabajador distribuye jugo de naranja en un estante de alimentos en Brooklyn el 14 de abril de 2020. La crisis del coronavirus está aumentando la inseguridad alimentaria.

A medida que los impactos del cambio climático y la pandemia empeoran, las injusticias sistemáticas de larga data continúan beneficiando a las grandes corporaciones por encima del bienestar de todos y todas. Sin embargo, podemos recorrer un camino más justo.

Our Lawyer Just Got a Big Win for Clean Water at the Supreme Court

Earthjustice attorney David Henkin went to the Supreme Court to argue Hawaiʻi Wildlife Fund v. County of Maui.

Earthjustice attorney David Henkin went to the Supreme Court to protect the right to clean water for his clients – and for all Americans. The court’s decision upholds those protections and rejects the Trump administration’s effort to blow a big hole in the Clean Water Act.

What the Trump Administration Is Doing to Your Water

Waste floats on the Colorado River near Yuma, Arizona, in 1972. Congress passed the Clean Water Act that year, establishing federal protection for all water in the U.S.

The administration is attempting to undo the landmark 1972 Clean Water Act. Read on to learn why you should be concerned.

50 Años Después, El Legado Legal del Día de la Tierra Cobra Mayor Importancia

Más de 1.200 estudiantes ensamblaron un globo terráqueo de cinco pisos de altura en la Explanada Nacional en Washington D.C., para conmemorar el vigesimoquinto aniversario del Día de la Tierra en 1995.

Conforme el Día de la Tierra alcanza este hito, estamos más comprometidos que nunca a construir sobre el progreso del pasado mientras avanzamos hacia un futuro saludable y sostenible para todos.

50 Years On, Earth Day’s Legal Legacy Looms Large

More than 1,200 students assembled a five-story globe on the National Mall in Washington D.C., to mark the 25th anniversary of Earth Day in 1995.

As Earth Day reaches a milestone anniversary, we’re more committed than ever to building on the progress of the past while moving forward toward a healthy, sustainable future for all.

La Contaminación Del Aire Hace Que El Coronavirus Sea Más Letal

The Cheswick coal-fired power plant in Pennsylvania spews smoke into the air.

Un nuevo estudio de la Universidad de Harvard se suma a la creciente evidencia de que debemos hacer cumplir las regulaciones más estrictas sobre emisiones tóxicas para salvar vidas.

8 Maneras En Que Puede Ayudar A Su Comunidad En Medio De La Pandemia COVID-19

Una voluntaria habla con una mujer a la cual le provee cuidado casero durante el aislamiento en Roma, Italia.

Aún en la era del distanciamiento social, es posible conectarnos con nuestros vecinos y ofrecer apoyo a los más necesitados.

8 Ways You Can Help Your Community Amid the COVID-19 Crisis

A volunteer speaks to a woman she's providing with home care in Rome during Italy's COVID-19 lockdown.

Even in the era of social distancing, we can still connect with our neighbors and offer support to those in need.

Craving Connection Beyond ‘Animal Crossing’? 8 Ways to Build Community Bridges Amid COVID-19

Volunteers at a nonprofit in Washington, D.C., distribute free hot meals during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Even in the era of social distancing, we can still connect with our neighbors and offer support to those in need.