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From Redlining to Toxics Sites: The Legacy of Discriminatory Housing in Newark’s Ironbound

by JuliamnyFernandez | Dec 4, 2025 | Air pollution, Housing, Immigration, Public Health, Race, Toxics, Water Pollution

From Red Lines to Toxic Sites: The Legacy of Discriminatory Housing in Newark’s Ironbound by Juliamny Fernandez Site Description:Newark’s Ironbound District is located along the Passaic River in New Jersey. The area surrounding Wilson Avenue and Ferry Street sits...

OMG My Computer Hates Me!: LA High Schoolers Fight Back Against Neighboring E-Waste Dumpsite, 2002-2023

by MiaLoRe | Dec 4, 2025 | Air pollution, Consumption, Public Health, Race, Toxics

OMG My Computer Hates Me!: LA High Schoolers Fight Back Against Neighboring E-Waste Dumpsite, 2002-2023 by Mia LoRe Site Description: Jordan High School sits in the heart of Watts – a neighborhood of Los Angelos, California that is home to an economically...

Wetlands at Risk: Environmental Injustice and Community Resistance in Graniteville, Staten Island, 2000s–Present

by JonathanMetry | Sep 30, 2025 | Air pollution, Public Health, Transportation

Devalued Land, Devalued People: The Fight to Protect the Graniteville Wetlands on Staten Island, 2000s-Present by Jonathan MetrySite Description:Graniteville, a neighborhood on Staten Island's North Shore, became the focus of an environmental justice movement during...

When Water Turns into Poison: Race, Women, Class, and the Fight for Clean Water in Flint, Michigan (2014 – Present)

by CalixteAbanda | Sep 30, 2025 | Air pollution, Housing, Noise Pollution, Race, Toxics, Water Pollution

When Water Turns into Poison: Race, Women, Class, and the Fight for Clean Water in Flint, Michigan (2014 - Present) by Calixte AbandaSite Description:In 2014, Flint, a city in Michigan, became known around the world because of the water crisis that started there. To...

The Killer Pharmaceutical Plant: The Napp Chemical Mixing Environmental Disaster in Lodi, NJ from 1995 to Present

by StephenKotarsky | Sep 30, 2025 | Air pollution, Public Health, Toxics

The Killer Pharmaceutical Plant: The Napp Chemical Mixing Environmental Disaster in Lodi, NJ from 1995 to Present   by Stephen KotarskySite Description:The town of Lodi, NJ was the site of one of the most deadly chemical mixing disasters the state of New Jersey had...

American Military Pollution on Okinawa, 1945 to Today

by MaxwellLi | Sep 30, 2025 | Air pollution, Noise Pollution, Public Health, Toxics

Paradise Lost: American Military Pollution on Okinawa, 1945 to Today by Maxwell LiSite Description:The island of Okinawa is the southernmost prefecture of Japan and is home to over 1.3 million people. Due to its strategic location along the Western Pacific, a large...

Beneath the Dust Cloud: Residents Stop DOKA’s Plan to Pollute Wallington, NJ with Concrete Dust (2017)

by JacobGusciora | Sep 30, 2025 | Air pollution, Immigration, Public Health, Toxics

Beneath the Dust Cloud: Residents Stop DOKA’s Plan to Pollute Wallington, NJ with Concrete Dust (2017) by Jacob GuscioraSite Description:Since 1970, Farmland Fresh Dairies has been the owner and operator of Consolidated Dairies, a milk processing plant, located in...

Living in fear in Camden and Pennsauken (N.J.) over proposed waste to energy Incinerators, (1970’s- early 1990’s)

by LuisRamirez | Mar 31, 2025 | Air pollution, Business, Energy, Public Health, Race, Toxics

Living in fear in Camden and Pennsauken (N.J.) over proposed waste to energy Incinerators, (1970’s- early 1990’s) by Luis RamirezSite Description:My research topic will be based on the Landfill Crisis of the 1970's, and how the State of New Jersey decided to build...

From Crisis to Action: Arab American Involvement in Flint’s Water Crisis

by AmeeraAbouali | Feb 17, 2025 | Air pollution, Public Health, Workplace

Faith in Crisis: Arab American Faith Communities and the Fight for Water Equity in Flint (2015-2024) by Ameera Abouali Site Description:This project examines how Arab American communities in Flint, Michigan, responded to the 2014 water crisis, not only as victims of...

Cycling Infrastructure Inequality in NYC vs Newark, NJ

by Collin Sleasman | Feb 19, 2024 | Air pollution, Transportation

"Take the Lane vs. Thanks for the Lane", the Economics, Politics and Health Inequalities of Bicycle Infrastructure in Newark and New York, 1980-2015 by C.W. SleasmanSite Description:Prior to the ubiquity of the automobile in Newark and Manhattan, the bicycle was seen...

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