Center for Environmental Justice
Publications
New Visions Commentary: Thanks to Congress, Ethanol and Biofuel Mandates Cause Food Prices to Soar by Dana Joel Gattuso
New Visions Commentary: Congressional Black Caucus Shortchanging Poor and Minority Energy Consumers by Roy Innis
New Visions Commentary: Is Congress "Smarter Than a Fifth Grader"? by John Meredith
New Visions Commentary: Live Green or Simply Live? by Stella Dulanya
New Visions Commentary: Anti-DDT Policies Are Deadly for Africa by Thompson Ayodele and Adegoke Anthony
New Visions Commentary: CAFE Tab Too Expensive for America by Deneen Borelli
New Visions Commentary: Car-Crazy Congress Set to Break the American Auto Industry by Kevin Martin
New Visions Commentary: House-Passed "Price Gouging" Bill No Relief to Consumers by Deneen Borelli
Press Release: Senator Allen's National Heritage Area Threatens to Disproportionately Harm Minorities
Blog: Containing Sprawl: The True Cost
Project
21 Press Release: Black
Activists to Expose Environmental Policies that Harm Minority
Advancement at National Press Club Earth Day Press Conference;
Policies That Inadvertently Encourage Segregated Housing Among
Those Cited as in Need of Reform
New
Visions Commentary:
Elitist "Environmental Justice" Bad News for Minorities
by David Almasi
New
Visions Commentary:
Elitist Environmentalists Say "No Thanks" to New Jobs
by Kevin Martin
Project
21 Press Release: Black
Activists Condemn Elitist "Earth Day"
Ten Second Response #031204: Superfund:
Polluters Already Pay by Amy Ridenour
National Policy Analysis #497: Hispanic
Economic Progress Endangered by McCain-Lieberman by David Almasi
Ten
Second Response #102703:
Hispanics Would Be Hard-Hit by McCain-Lieberman Global Warming
Proposal by Amy Ridenour
Press
Release:
Black Group Opposes Civil
Rights Commission Environmental Justice Report
National
Policy Analysis #494:
Civil Rights Report Wrong on Environmental Justice Priorities
by David Almasi
National
Policy Analysis #490:
Tnkering With Energy is Playing With Fire: Cap and Trade Schemes
are Regressive, Placing Burdens on Low-Income Communitie by Bonner
Cohen
Project
21 Press Release: Black
Group Praises Bush for June 23 Demand that European Leaders Step
Up International Fight Against Hunger; Renews Call for End to
European Ban on Genetically Modified Foods
Ten Second Response #TSR6203: Feed
the World: Bush Challenges European Ban on Genetically-Modified
Foods by Amy Ridenour
Project 21 Press Release:
Black Conservative Group Urges Bush to Press European Leaders
to Join Fight Against Hunger in Africa; Calls for End to European
Ban on Genetically Modified Food
Study
Released: Smart Growth
and Its Effects on Housing Markets: The New Segregation (full
text)
Press
Release: New Study
Says Minorities and Poor Harmed by Anti-Sprawl Policies
Press
Release: Environmental
Justice Study to Be Released
National
Policy Analysis #428:
Kyoto: Good Reviews for Bad Rubbish by Amy Ridenour - August
2002
National
Policy Analysis #427:
Fuel Efficiency Regulations Save Gas But Cost Lives and Money
by Mary Katherine Ascik - August 2002
National Policy Analysis #426:
EPA's Regulatory Turnaround an Example
of Compassionate Conservatism in Action by Syd Gernstein
- August 2002
New
Visions Commentary:
Historic Preservation Saves Buildings But Robs Residents of Goods
and Services by Syd Gernstein - July 2002
Ten
Second Response #72302:
TSR Extra - Recess Notes: Answers to Questions on Common Environmental
Questions - 7/23/02
Ten Second Response #52902:
Federal Government Raises Price of New
Homes to Protect the Lumber Industry it Has Nearly Killed
by Tom Randall - May 29, 2002
New Visions Commentary: LCV Environmental Scorecard Ratings
Shortchange Urban Blacks by Mike Green - April 2002
Project 21 Press Release: U.S. Environmental Policy Unfriendly
to Minorities; African-American Network Wants Earth Day Reassessment
of Regulations - April 2002
National Policy Analysis #402:
Giving With One Hand, Taking Away with
the Other: Competing Government Policies Both Promote and Deny
Homeownership Opportunities for Minorities by David Almasi
- April 2002
New Visions Commentary: Living With One Hand, Taking
Away with the Other: Competing Government Policies Both Promote
and Deny Homeownership Opportunities for Minorities by David
Almasi - April 2002
Relief Report newsletter #107:
Anti-Sprawl Policies Undermine Programs
to Help Minorities and the Poor - April 15, 2002
National Policy Analysis #401:
State Regulators Destroy Los Angeles's
Fellowship With the Ringmakers by Syd Gernstein - April 2002
National Policy Analysis #400:
On Environmental Issues, Conservative Groups
and Labor Unions are Natural Born Allies by Tom Randall -
April 2002
National Policy Analysis #392:
Global Warming: Administration Could Snatch
Defeat From the Jaws of Victory by Tom Randall - February
2002
National Policy Analysis #389:
Who Will Monitor the Monitor? Commission
on Civil Rights Chairman's Uncivil Manner Screams for Scrutiny
by David Almasi - February 2002
New Visions Commentary: Who Will Monitor the Monitor?
Commission on Civil Rights Chairman's Uncivil Manner Screams
for Scrutiny by David Almasi - February 2002
New Visions Commentary: A Different Standard for the
Powerful Means No Environmental Justice From Washington by
Syd Gernstein - February 2002
National Policy Analysis #387:
A Different Standard for the Powerful Means
No Environmental Justice From Washington by Syd Gernstein
- January 2002
National Policy Analysis #386:
The Greatest Unfounded Health Scares of
Recent Times, Part I: DDT by by Adam J. Lieberman (1967-1997)
and Simona C. Kwon, M.P.H.- January 2002
National Policy Analysis #385:
Brownfields Revitalization Cuts Urban Blight,
Suburban Sprawl by Syd Gernstein - January 2002
New Visions Commentary: Brownfields Revitalization
Cuts Urban Blight, Suburban Sprawl by Syd Gernstein - January
2002
National Policy Analysis #382:
Civil Rights Commission Should Address
the Economic Impact of Environmental Justice Policies by
David Almasi - January 2002
New Visions Commentary: Civil Rights Commission Needs to
Assess the Economic Impact of Environmental Justice Policies
by David Almasi - January 2002
Press Release: Congress
Passes Environmental Legislation to Benefit Blighted Inner-City
Communities - December 2001
National Policy Analysis #380:
Patience or Panic? - The EPA Seems to Let
Demographics Decide by Syd Gernstein - December 2001
National Policy Analysis #357,
Global Warming Policies Could Unfairly
Harm Minorities and the Poor by Rep. John Peterson (R-PA)
- September 2001
New Visions Commentary, Global Warming Policies Could
Unfairly Harm Minorities and the Poor by U.S. Congressman
John Peterson (R-PA) - September 2001
New Visions Commentary, "New
Gas May Force Blacks to Run on Empty," by Syd Gernstein,
June 2001
New Visions Commentary, "Global
Warming: Hot Air That's Going to Make Me Colder and Poorer,"
by Edmund Peterson, April 2001
New Visions Commentary, "Choking
Black Prosperity," by Syd Gernstein, January 2001
New Visions Commentary, "Economic
Opportunities and Social Issues Trump Environment as Top Concern
for Poor and Minorities," by John Carlisle, December
2000
Press Release, "United
Nations Meeting in The Hague Will See Demise of Kyoto Global
Warming Treaty," November 13, 2000
New Visions Commentary, "Global
Warming Rules Make This Black Man Hot Under the Collar,"
by John Meredith, November 2000
National Policy Analysis #314,
"Costly
Economics and Faulty Science Kill the Kyoto Global Warming Treaty,"
by John Carlisle, November 2000
Press Release, "Africa
Cries Out for Genetically-Modified Foods," October 20,
2000
Press Release, "Global
Warming Laws Could Destroy Black Economic Gains," October
16, 2000
Press Release, "Economic
Opportunity and Social Issues Trump Environment as Top Concerns
for Poor and Minorities," October 10, 2000
National Policy Analysis #312,
"Suburban
Snob Politics Fuels 'Smart Growth' Land-Use Movement,"
by John Carlisle, October 2000
Press Release, "Congressman
Nick Smith to Speak at Press Conference Praising Biotechnology
and Criticizing Unsound Science of Biotechnology Critics,"
September 20, 2000
New Visions Commentary, "The
Time is Now for a New Environmental Justice Policy,"
by Michael Centrone, September 2000
National Policy Analysis #310,
"Economic
Opportunity and Social Issues Trump Environment as Top Concerns
for Poor and Minorities," by John Carlisle, September
2000
National Policy Analysis #309,
"Treaty
to Combat Global Warming Threat Would Hurt Americans' Standard
of Living," by John Carlisle, September 2000
National Policy Analysis #307,
"The
Time for Superfund Reform is Now," by Michael Centrone,
September 2000
National Policy Analysis #306,
"Choking
Black Prosperity," by Syd Gernstein, September 2000
National Policy Analysis #304,
"How the EPA Became a Public Health
Risk," by Michael Centrone, August 2000
National Policy Analysis #303,
"Clean
Air Regulations Harmful to Minority Economic Gains,"
by Syd Gernstein, August 2000
New Visions Commentary, "Bio-Foods
Can Improve Nutrition in America, Cut Starvation and Disease
in Africa," by John Meredith, July 2000
New Visions Commentary, "Bill
Clinton Makes Blacks Pay More at the Pump," by Stuart
Pigler, July 2000
National Policy Analysis #302,
"Gasoline
Additives Fuel High Prices and Environmental Problems,"
by Syd Gernstein, July 2000
New Visions Commentary, "Needed:
Environmental Justice for Minorities," by John Carlisle,
June 2000
National Policy Analysis #298,
"Bio-Foods
Can Improve Nutrition in America, Cut Starvation and Disease
in Africa," by John Meredith, June 2000
National Policy Analysis #297,
"Bill
Clinton Makes Blacks Pay More at the Pump," by Stuart
Pigler, June 2000
National Policy Analysis #296,
"The
Time is Now for a New Environmental Justice Policy,"
by Michael Centrone, June 2000
National Policy Analysis #290,
"Biotechnology:
Putting an End to World Hunger," by Michael Centrone,
June 2000
National Policy Analysis #288,
"Needed:
Environmental Justice for Minorities," by John Carlisle,
May 2000
New Visions Commentary, "Government
Doesn't Understand True Environmental Justice," by John
Meredith, May 2000
Press Release, "Earth
Day No Celebration for Black Americans; African-American Network
Seeks Environmental Justice from Overregulation," by
John Meredith and Kenneth Flowe, April 14, 2000
New Visions Commentary, "When
Regulations Border on Racism," by John Carlisle, March
2000
National Policy Analysis #272:
"Tastes Great, Less Filling: New Bioengineered
Foods Bring Benefits to Consumers" by Amy Ridenour -
December 1999
National Policy Analysis #271:
"No Pleasing Environmentalists"
by John Carlisle - December 1999
Press Release: "Anti-Biotechnology
Policies Backed by Some Seattle Protesters Could Cause Preventable
Starvation in the Developing World" - December 1999
Press Release: "Activists
Attack Bio-Engineered Food Despite Benefits to the Poor and the
Sick; Environmental Groups Join in Attack on Technology that
Aids the Environment" - November 1999
Press Release, "Earth
Day No Holiday for Black Americans," April 16, 1999
National Policy Analysis #193,
"What
Earth Day Means to Minority Citizens," by Edmund Peterson,
April 1998
Press Release, "President
Clinton Violates His Own Executive Order on 'Environmental Justice,'"
November 4, 1997
National Policy Analysis #173,
"President's
Interpretation of 'Environmental Justice' Jeopardizes Minority
Health and Well-Being," by David Ridenour, October 1997
Press Release, "Glickman
'Food Summit' Yet Another Rout of GOP as Regulatory Reform Reaps
Benefits for Poor," by Amy Ridenour, July 3, 1997
Talking Points 31, "EPA's New Clean
Air Standards Could Place Children at Greater Risk,"
July 1997
Press Release, "Environmental
Group Attacked for Backing Anti-Minority Foreign Policies African-American
Group Calls on Environmentalists to Stop Promoting Third-World
Abortions," September 1996
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