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Indirect Source Review: An answer to mega-warehouse pollution
Why U.S. states should put limits on climate pollution
Healthier animals, healthier people and a healthier planet
Empowering local leaders: Resources for climate action
Navigating a Just Labor Transition: Unveiling the JLT Progress Scale and Strategies for a Fairer Future
A global and inclusive just labor transition: Challenges and opportunities in developing and developed countries
Just transition and safeguards framework
ReportPractical pathways for port decarbonization and environmental justice
Practical pathways for port decarbonization and environmental justice (PDF)ReportOpportunities to support equitable and just housing adaptation in the floodplain
Blog postHispanic Heritage Month: meet local leaders helping communities address key water issues
Makers make ready for climate change
When disaster strikes: How artisans and small businesses can surviveArticleApproachFocus areaVital Signs Date PublishedOctober 13, 2023 - 12:00Vital Signs Post AuthorJoanna FosterVital Signs Post CategoriesClimate and energy, Climate change, Business and innovation, Location, United StatesVital Signs Post Short DescriptionFor artisan makers and crafters, climate disasters can threaten their livelihoods. A new guide can help these small businesses recover from potential ruin.Vital Signs Post URL/story/makers-make-ready-climate-changeA Tale of Two Neighborhoods: Detroit Neighborhoods Show Us How Communities Are Affected Differently by Climate Change
A tale of two neighborhoods: How climate change affects communities differentlyBlog postCommunity Voices in Energy
How EDF’s new, groundbreaking EJ mapping tool can drive equitable policies and investment
New tool equips community voices to spur a just energy transition
Blog postThe U.S. Climate Vulnerability Index
Understanding community vulnerability is critical to advancing climate justice
New report aims to help Massachusetts put the “public” back in public utilities
Five recommendations for integrating equity into benefit-cost analysis for flood risk management
Making the Invisible Visible
Shining a Light on Warehouse Truck Air PollutionReportDiversity equity and inclusion in the climate job hunt with Browngirl Green s Kristy Drutman
Forest climate finance must be more equitable to support Indigenous Peoples and local communities
Health data needs to inform targeted environmental justice initiatives
Understanding how communities are vulnerable to climate change is key to improving equity and justice
“Nothing about us without us: The case of JREDD+ in Colombia.” The importance of including all stakeholders, especially affected communities, at the decision-making table.