PFAS brings disproportionate harm to EJ communities like Cancer Alley. The U.S. needs regulation now.

The Biden Administration announced increased EJ funding, but is funding being used equally to benefit the most vulnerable EJ communities?

Food is the fulcrum point for many people to pry away the tentacles of colonization. Food sovereignty is the principle behind the leverage.

Slaughterhouses are endangering communities and threatening the health and well-being of all nearby. FSIS and OSHA need better standards to acknowledge these concerns.

Despite being a "melting pot," the U.S. has long resisted and feared immigrants. Not only are individuals persecuted for their origins, they are also being poisoned.

Many Americans consider lawns synonymous with success, comfort, and community. Nonetheless, they cause a great deal of environmental problems.

Increases in storm frequency, severity, and sea level rise put the Pacific Islanders at greater risk than the developed world from climate change. They do not have time to wait.

Fredrick Ole Ikayo discusses environmental justice in his home country of Tanzania, and how those experiences have impacted him here at VLGS to inspire others to pursue EJ issues.

The United States' infrastructure is crumbling. The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act was passed to address that.