For too many families and societies, the air they breathe, the water they drink, and the land they live on are unsafe. Often, the most vulnerable communities—those with lower incomes or communities of color—are forced to bear the heaviest burden of industrial pollution and environmental hazards. If your neighborhood faces these challenges, you might ask: …

For far too long, many communities, particularly those with lower incomes and those of color, have been forced to live in the shadow of environmental pollution. Factories, waste sites, and dangerous roadways are often located in neighborhoods where residents have historically had less political power to resist. If your community is suffering from the effects …

Living in a healthy environment is a fundamental right. Yet, far too many communities, especially those that are low-income or predominantly communities of color, bear the brunt of environmental pollution. If you or your community has been harmed by environmental injustice, you might wonder about your legal options and whether compensation is possible. The answer, …