The California attorney general says the city needs to collaborate with overburdened communities to address its…
Author: Yvette Cabrera
How California’s farmworkers are banding together to survive the pandemic
“Everyone is at risk, and we continue to live in fear — but we have to…
How California can recover from wildfires without leaving its most vulnerable behind
A new study has found that California’s disaster response excludes at-risk communities.
California’s attorney general is suing Trump for the 100th time to save the ‘Magna Carta’ of environmental laws
'For vulnerable communities, this Trump rule change would be, not just harmful, but I think devastating.'
John Lewis fought for equal protection. That means tackling pollution, poverty, and policing.
The urgency to address lead contamination has been clear since the 1920s. This urgency should be…
Exclusive: Kamala Harris to introduce comprehensive environmental justice bill in Senate
“These crises we are experiencing have exposed injustices in our nation that many of us have…
When it comes to sustainability, the path forward might mean looking back
We asked Grist readers to share the customs, habits, and practices that taught them how to…
‘Ring down the curtain’: What protests mean for a nation already in crisis
It takes collective action to dismantle a system and put another another its place.
Saving Chaco: As coronavirus consumes New Mexico, drilling threatens sacred land
A BLM plan could mean 3,000 new oil and gas wells in an area facing severe…
Coronavirus has states hitting pause — except when it comes to oil and gas drilling
After a nine month moratorium, California regulators approved 24 new fracking permits earlier this month.