Tag #Environmental Racism

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NAACP Demands Halt to Musk's Memphis Supercomputer Project Over Pollution Concerns

The NAACP demands that Shelby County halt Elon Musk's xAI supercomputer project in South Memphis due to unpermitted methane gas turbines emitting pollutants, jeopardizing residents' health, particularly in the already-polluted Boxtown neighborhood, despite xAI's claim of legal compliance.

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Trump Revokes $26 Million Grant for Alabama County Facing Sewage Crisis

In Lowndes County, Alabama, failing water infrastructure has caused raw sewage to contaminate homes and yards for over 14 years, leading to a public health crisis with a 2017 study showing one in three adults infected with hookworm; a $26 million federal grant to address the "environmental racism" w...

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Trump Administration Eliminates Environmental Justice Initiatives

The Trump administration eliminated the White House environmental justice advisors and the Biden administration's 'Justice40' initiative, halting funding for environmental justice programs and reversing years of progress in addressing environmental inequities in marginalized communities, impacting h...

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Nova Scotia Government Withholds Environmental Racism Report

The Nova Scotia government is withholding a report from a panel examining environmental racism, prompting criticism from opposition parties who argue the report should be made public to address issues such as the toxic dump near Shelburne and Lincolnville and the Boat Harbour effluent lagoon.

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Cancer Alley: Industrial Expansion Fuels Health Crisis in Louisiana

In Louisiana's 'Cancer Alley,' high cancer rates and miscarriages are linked to over 200 chemical plants, despite community opposition and documented pollution exceeding safe levels by up to 1000 times; plans for more factories are underway.

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