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inexorably

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equitable

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more than 30 percent of black New Orleans residents didn’t own cars when Hurricane Katrina hit — making it almost impossible for them to evacuate.

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regions with the most cancer-related air pollution have some of the highest ratios of people of color

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Racial inequality also means that the people most at risk from climate change have the fewest resources to cope.

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Jenkins traces this connection from slavery, which created the economic foundation for the industrial revolution, to modern-day policies that influence where people live and environmental risks to which they are exposed.

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You can’t build a just and equitable society on a planet that’s been destabilized by human activities. Nor can you stop the world from warming without the experience and the expertise of those most affected by it.

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 amid our ongoing national reckoning with racism prompted by the unequal impacts of the covid-19 pandemic, the recent killings of African Americans at the hands of police, and 400 years of history

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 amid our ongoing national reckoning with racism prompted by the unequal impacts of the covid-19 pandemic, the recent killings of African Americans at the hands of police, and 400 years of history

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black and Hispanic communities in the U.S. are exposed to far more air pollution than they produce through actions like driving and using electricity. By contrast, white Americans experience better air quality than the national average, even though their activities are the source of most pollutants.

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Climate change is an emergency and we must urge Democratic presidential candidates to address it

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Climate change is an emergency and we must urge Democratic presidential candidates to address it

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most at risk from climate change have the fewest resources to cope

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You can’t build a just and equitable society on a planet that’s been destabilized by human activities, they argue. Nor can you stop the world from warming without the experience and the expertise of those most affected by it.

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The environmental movement should be inclusive of everyone who believes that breathing clean air, drinking clean water, and surviving weather patterns is a human right–and that most certainly includes communities of color.

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black and Hispanic communities in the U.S. are exposed to far more air pollution than they produce through actions like driving and using electricity. By contrast, white Americans experience better air quality than the national average, even though their activities are the source of most pollutants.