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El Salvador Votes for Water over Gold

March 30, 2017

by Pedro Cabezas


In response to enormous public pressure, lawmakers have rejected appeals by global corporations and voted to protect the country's people and water supply by banning metallic mining.

The Clean Power Plan and Inequality

September 27, 2016

by Sarah Anderson and Janet Redman


An appeals court will rule on the legality of Obama’s plan, which could narrow economic gaps by lowering energy costs and creating jobs. Lawyers for a coalition of states and...

Generating Environmental Inequality

January 21, 2015

by David Bensman


In New Jersey's Ironbound community, environmental inequality is a stark reality. By David Bensman [caption id="attachment_7947" align="alignright" width="458"] Government decisions have generated environmental inequality in New Jersey's Ironbound community of...

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