The Moapa Band of Paiute Indians thought coal ash from a nearby plant was killing them off; so they fought back
Reporting from Al Jazeera on the Moapa Band of Paiute fighting back against coal ash dumping on their land.Â
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The Moapa Band of Paiute Indians thought coal ash from a nearby plant was killing them off; so they fought back
Reporting from Al Jazeera on the Moapa Band of Paiute fighting back against coal ash dumping on their land.Â

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If you're white, you're probably breathing cleaner air.
Great reporting from Julia Lurie for MJ on atmospheric inequalities and environmental racism.
Naturally occurring radioactive rock is brought up by oil and gas drilling, and is an increasing problem in boomtowns
This is a great report from Al Jazeera on oil drilling and fracking in North Dakota. Of note: "Health officials have said that radioactive filter socks â tubular nets that strain liquids during the oil production process â and other waste are increasingly being found along roadsides, in abandoned buildings or in commercial trash bins, sometimes those of competing oil companies"
Camden has the second highest cancer rate in New Jersey, and the eighth highest in the nation thanks to over 100 toxic waste sites. When the St. Lawrence Cem...
Great short doc on environmental racism in Camden NJ
Barry Carter, reporting for the Star Ledger, on groundwater contamination in the Ironbound neighborhood in Newark, NJ. Homes built on land (brownfield) previously occupied by a company that made cigarette lighters are drawing water from a toxic supply.

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Reporting from Al Jazeera on South Bronx residents attempt to block the relocation of the FreshDirect grocer HQ, citing arguments on air pollution and environmental racism.
Check out this excellent GIS data on toxics, extractive industry, and waste from the Environmental Justice Atlas commodity map.Â
Peter Moskowitz reporting for Al Jazeera on coal ash dumping by Duke Energy in the Dan River basin, NC. 82,000 tons of coal ash have been dumped. From the article, "Coal ash can contain a slew of dangerous chemicals like mercury, lead, arsenic and selenium." Waterkeeper Alliance has been documenting and reporting on this event so far.
"Communities are not all created equal. In the United States, for example, some communities are routinely poisoned while the government looks the other way. Environmental regulations have not uniformly benefited all segments of society. People of color (African Americans, Latinos, Asians, Pacific Islanders, and Native Americans) are disproportionately harmed by industrial toxins on their jobs and in their neighborhoods."
Robert Bullard, Confronting Environmental Racism
Al Jazeera reporting on the Galveston Bay fuel oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. 168,000 gallons. Wildlife ecologists at Texas A&M are already looking at marine habitat destruction and its long term effects.

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Winona LaDuke, Executive Director of Honor the Earth weaves ancient Anishinaabe teachings, history, and economics into a discussion about what she says are the dangers and folly of heavy industry and âextractiveâ economics. Â She touches on concerns about several heavy industy proposals around Lake Superior and the traditional Anishinaabe Aking or Ojibwe homelands including pipelines, frac oil drilling (and transportation) and proposed hard rock or âsulfideâ mines around Lake Superior. Â
This is the second of two videos recorded at the College of St. Scholastica in Duluth, MN on February 8th, 2013. Â The first video features Paula Maccabee a lawyer and strategist with Water Legacy who argues against the proposed Polymet mine in Northern Minnesota. Â That video can be found here: Â http://youtu.be/xjOYImaGgbE
Winona LaDuke on water and extractive economics.
Great podcast from Physics World with Kate Brown, author of Plutopia (Oxford UP, 2013), on plutonium disasters and toxic waste.
Part of a documentary from The Record on hazardous toxic waste in North Jersey (particularly Mahwah and Ringwood).Â
The Ramapough Lunaape Nation actively monitors toxic waste and cleanup in North Jersey and New York. Check out their site, excellent stuff on lead contamination in Ringwood in NJ, and on fracking politics.
A helpful infographic on fracking from Occupy.

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Tim Murphy for Mother Jones has written an article documenting the toxic history of Mossville, LA. This story has everything: environmental racism, industrial chemicals, corporate welfare, and greenhouse gases. Fun.
An example of using  GIS to document toxics in NJ from a Google Maps user.