Taking stock of environmental justice (EJ) is daunting. It is at once a scholarly field, an
ongoing social movement, and an administrative imperative adopted by government …

Despite longstanding concerns about environmental injustice in Louisiana's industrialized
communities, including the area known as Cancer Alley, there is a lack of environmental …

Extreme weather is increasing in scale and severity as global warming worsens. While
poorer communities are typically most vulnerable to the negative effects of climate change …

Overwhelming evidence indicates that communities of Color in the United States are
disproportionately harmed by pollution. Yet, state environmental regulators, who permit …

Toxic chemicals have severe impacts on ecosystem, climate change and human health, and
the current toxic releases are inequitably distributed across regions. Investigating the toxic …

Previous studies indicate that pollution exposure can increase risks of adverse birth
outcomes, but Black communities are underrepresented in this research, and the potential …

Urban poverty arises from the uneven distribution of poor populations across neighborhoods
of a city. We study the trend and drivers of urban poverty across American cities over the last …

Historically, industry shaped the space-economy of the American city, a major source of
employment opportunity for residents that selected housing nearby or within a convenient or …

Racial residential segregation is a noticeable feature of racially stratified countries such as
South Africa, Brazil and the United States. Scholars of racial residential segregation have …

This report examines current and potential demand for hydrogen in hard-to-abate end-uses
including petroleum refining, chemicals, pulp and paper, steelmaking, cement, glass …