ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE SOLIDARITY STATEMENT
Change the Chamber (CTC), in its work to champion environmental justice, stands in solidarity with marginalized communities including, but not limited to, Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC), low-income individuals, people with disabilities, women, LGBTQIA+ individuals, and immigrants.
CALLING OUT THE U.S. CHAMBER
Our latest report, spanning from September 1998 to March 2023, exposes how the U.S. Chamber of Commerce has consistently prioritized its own gains at the expense of fair treatment for minority populations, the preservation of our environment, and timely climate change mitigation.
EJ PODCASTS & EVENTS
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE BLOGS
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The Real Cost of Hog Farming: How North Carolina’s Pork Industry Fuels an Environmental Justice Crisis
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Brine to Bone: Oil and Gas’s Radioactive Waste Legacy Shapes Our Health
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Working in Extreme Heat: Risks, Responses, and Solutions for Occupational Health and Safety
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Womb with a View (of 1.5°C)
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Exploiting the Black Hills (Again)
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Beyond Overshoot - Rethinking Health and Wellbeing in an Unbalanced World
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Colombian Farmers’ Environmental Crisis
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The Unknown Future of Lowndes County, Alabama
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Selling Out the Arctic: Fossil Fuels, False Promises, and the Fight for Alaska's Future
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Women in Maui Two Years After the Fire
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Celebrating Juneteenth: The Black History of the Environmental Justice Movement
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World Day to Combat Desertification & Drought: Somalia in Crisis
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AAPI Month: Guam’s Climate Crisis
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Environmental Racism in Cancer Alley: Dying for Action
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AAPI Communities at the Forefront of Climate Action and Environmental Justice
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Africatown, Alabama’s Ongoing Fight for Environmental Justice
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The Transformative Role of Indigenous Knowledge in Healing River Ecosystems
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Ecocide in Gaza: Environmental Impacts of War
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Unsung Heroes: California’s Inmate Firefighters
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Naming Justice: The Movement to Replace Harmful Place Names in South Dakota
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Keeping the Lights On: Marrying Disability Justice with Electric Grid Resilience
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Climate Change Is Disrupting Education, and It’s Just Beginning
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Hispanic Heritage Month: Celebrating Culture, Contributions and Community Resilience
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From Crisis to Empowerment: Kenya's Fight for Clean Water
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Harnessing Hope: Sustainable Solutions for My Community In Esa-Oke
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The Public Lands Ruling: A Step Forward for Conservation and Indigenous Rights
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The Living Dinosaur: Sturgeon and Their Significance to Indigenous Communities
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Environmental (In)justice in the DRC: Women and Children in Artisanal Mines
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World Water Day 2024: Kenya’s Silent Crisis
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Leading Change: Women at the Forefront of Sustainable Solutions in Northeast Africa
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Addressing Environmental Injustice: A Call for Stronger Regulations in Pennsylvania
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Hunker Down for the Hurricanes in Beaufort, NC
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When Climate Change Hits Home: A Personal Journey
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Ahmed's Climate Change Story
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DC Sues Companies Over Pollution
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Clean Water for Baltimore: Seeking a Solution
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Two Years of Justice40: Integrating Environmental Justice into U.S. Climate Policy
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Wisconsin Judge Orders the Rerouting of Line 5
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Journey to Justice: More Than a Promise?
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New List ItemChange the Chamber Releases New Report Calling Out the U.S. Chamber of Commerce
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The Supreme Court and the Fate of Environmental Justice
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The Keystone XL Pipeline: When Native Activism Conflicts with the U.S. Chamber’s Lobbying
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Celebrating Women’s History Month
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President Biden’s Justice For All with Justice40
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How the Chamber is Creating Climate Refugees