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The systemic racial and economic inequalities that worsen the impacts of climate change on vulnerable communities around the globe.

Ben Eaton was one of the Uniontown, Ala., residents sued by a local landfill

Alabama Town That Fought Coal Ash Landfill Wins Settlement

By Sabrina Shankman

Successful Dakota Access pipeline protest has inspired other Native American tribes

Wisconsin Tribe Votes to Evict Oil Pipeline From Its Reservation

By Phil McKenna

Police used water cannons and rubber bullets in facing Dakota Access protesters last weekend

Dakota Access Pipeline: Groups Call for Federal Investigation of Police

By Phil McKenna

The view of Los Angeles from the Griffith Observatory clogged by pollution

Environmental Justice Bill Fails to Pass in California

By David Hasemyer

Michigan Tribe Aims to Block Enbridge Pipeline Spill Settlement

By David Hasemyer

Native American protesters demand halt to construction of the Dakota Access pipeline

Dakota Pipeline Fight Is Sioux Tribe's Cry For Justice

By Phil McKenna

A demonstrator at the Dakota Access Pipeline protest

Photos: Native American Pipeline Protest Brings National Attention to N.D. Standoff

By Phil McKenna

PM10 pollution map

Methodology for Mapping the Cities With the Unhealthiest Air

By Lisa Song

New York Assembly Approves Climate Bill That Would Cut Emissions to Zero

By Zahra Hirji

In Detroit, Fighting Hopelessness With a Climate Plan

By David J. Unger

Thelma Lett and Nancy Porter

A Tale of Two Leaks: Fixed in California, Ignored in Alabama

By Neela Banerjee

Native American Tribe Gets Federal Funds to Flee Rising Seas

By David Hasemyer

At Flint Debate, Clinton and Sanders Avoid Talk of Environmental Racism

By Lisa Song

Fracking's Costs Fall on the Poor and Minorities in South Texas

By Brian Bienkowski, Environmental Health News

Hurricane Katrina ravaged New Orleans in August 2005

After Katrina, New Orleans' Climate Conundrum

By Katherine Bagley

BioLite's camp stove reduces emissions by burning wood more efficiently

Startup Tackles Global Health with Cleaner Stove

By Naveena Sadasivam

The Navajo Generating Station is one of the country's dirtiest power plants.

EPA: No Breaks for Native American Power Plants

By Naveena Sadasivam

Congressman Alcee Hastings has called on the National Black Chamber of Commerce to cut fossil fuel ties

Minorities Misled by Carbon Plan Opponents, Groups Say

By Katherine Bagley

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