Join the Efforts to Pass a Statewide Environmental Justice Policy

For decades, minority, underserved and rural communities have been living in close proximity to industrial zone, power plants, incinerators, toxic waste, construction and demolition, and garbage landfills. Family farmers are faced with corporate farmers/ranchers dumping waste or chemicals near their farms. Workers are on the frontlines of all of these exposures. Children become sick; adults face cancers and diseases and because of their lack of money or political clout are denied justice. Establishing an Environmental Justice Policy will bring justice to all.