Environmental justice

Take your right to vote and use it to emphatically show that we will not let global warming and environmental justice be sidelined by the government.

Simply remember what is important to you and what changes you want to see in the world, and don’t let nihilistic sentiments get in your way.

The truth is we are all living in a society and economy that make the picture-perfect, sustainable lifestyle — free of plastics — unattainable.

The idea of “framing” can facilitate a two-way exchange of ideas and one day inspire change within communities that are uncomfortable with climate science.

Many Bay Area communities have major legacy contamination sites from industrial and military activities that threaten public health and the environment.

The impetus should fall on the multibillion-dollar companies — not host cities — to clean up toxic waste left behind. CEPA and DTSC must hold AstraZeneca accountable and fulfill their commitment to keeping California safe and clean.

The whole reason to fight for a better planet is to help create a world in which every plant, animal and human can thrive and be healthy.

Sustainable practices — from making church structures more efficient to providing Black communities access to renewable energy — strengthen our communities.

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For people of color, the pandemic has brought disproportionate risk linked to environmental burdens that compromise the health of people in sacrifice zones.