Tag #Environmental Justice

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Trump Administration's Attack on US Science Endangers Public Health

The Trump administration's attacks on US scientific agencies threaten public health and environmental protection by limiting access to critical data; the Public Environmental Data Partners are working to preserve this data, having saved over 100 datasets and reproduced six tools, but face challenges...

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Good Health and Well-being
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AI's Impact on Indigenous Communities: Risks and Opportunities

This article discusses the potential benefits and risks of AI for Indigenous communities, focusing on four key issues: agency decay, bond erosion, climate conundrum, and a divided society, and proposes solutions for a more ethical and inclusive approach to AI development.

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Reduced Inequality
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DOJ Ends Alabama Wastewater Settlement, Citing Trump's DEI Order

The U.S. Department of Justice ended a settlement addressing wastewater problems in Lowndes County, Alabama, due to President Trump's executive order against DEI initiatives, halting federal efforts to address sewage issues disproportionately affecting Black residents.

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Clean Water and Sanitation
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Chile's Lithium Mining Strategy Exacerbates Water Scarcity in Atacama Desert

Chile's lithium mining strategy in the Atacama Desert, prioritizing economic gains over environmental protection, exacerbates water scarcity, causes land subsidence, and intensifies water conflicts; the government's insufficient protection of salares, coupled with brine's high evaporation rate, pose...

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Climate Action
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Colonialism's Role in the Climate Crisis: A Historical Analysis

Tao Leigh Goffe's "Dark Laboratory" argues that European colonialism, starting in 1492, caused the climate crisis by creating exploitative systems and degrading the environment; solutions require acknowledging this history and learning from marginalized communities.

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Climate Action
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Dutch Court Rules State Violated Human Rights Due to Livestock Farm Odors

A Dutch court ruled that the state violated the human rights of two residents by failing to adequately protect them from extreme odor pollution caused by nearby livestock farms, highlighting regulatory failures and necessitating immediate action.

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Sustainable Transportation: Progress and Challenges on Earth Day 2024

Earth Day 2024 highlights advancements in sustainable transportation—EVs, AVs, and drones—but emphasizes the need for equitable access, responsible battery disposal, and sustainable vertiport development to minimize environmental impact.

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Milwaukee's Childhood Lead Poisoning Crisis

More than 11 percent of Milwaukee's children suffered from lead poisoning in 2016, exceeding the national average of 3 percent; the city's lead prevention program is under review due to reported deficiencies.

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EU-Banned Pesticides Cause Health Crisis for South African Farmworkers

Dina Ndelini, a South African farmworker, lost her health, job, and home after exposure to Dormex, a pesticide banned in the EU but widely used in South Africa; this case, highlighted at the Agrotoxins People's Court, reveals the widespread health consequences for farmworkers due to the export of EU...

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Extreme Heat Intensifies Health Crisis in Rio's Favelas

Extreme heat in Rio de Janeiro's Complexo da Maré favela, reaching a heat index of 60°C, caused over 3,000 heat-related illnesses; this is linked to urban planning, socio-economic inequalities, and the disproportionate impact on the Afro-descendant population.

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Climate Action
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Alaska Uranium Mine Threatens Indigenous Community

The Iñupiat community of Elim, Alaska, opposes a planned uranium mine by Panther Minerals near their village, fearing water contamination and health risks, despite the state granting an exploration permit.

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Clean Water and Sanitation
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Italian Government Condemned for Decades of Illegal Waste Dumping Near Naples

The European Court of Human Rights ruled that Italy violated the right to life of about three million people near Naples due to decades of illegal waste dumping and burning, causing significantly higher cancer rates; the court ordered Italy to map contaminated areas, create a plan to stop the dumpin...

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