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Center for Earth Energy and Democracy
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2015
The Center for Earth, Energy and Democracy (CEED) is an energy and environmental justice organization based in Minneapolis, MN. We are dedicated to ensuring that justice is a fundamental part of environmental and energy strategies and solutions, and that all voices, most especially Indigenous peoples, communities of color, and those with moderate and low incomes, are meaningfully included. Our primary work is in the areas of climate change, energy, and environment. We work in and with community, doing popular education, organizing, and policy advocacy and research on these issues.
Environmental Justice: An Interview with EPA administrator Lisa Jackson
Lisa Jackson, former Director of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, speaks on environmental justice and its importance.
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CEED About Us
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The Center for Earth, Energy and Democracy (CEED) is an energy and environmental justice organization based in Minneapolis, MN. We are dedicated to ensuring that justice is a fundamental part of environmental and energy strategies and solutions, and that all voices, most especially Indigenous peoples, communities of color, and those with moderate and low incomes, are meaningfully included. Our ...
What is Environmental Justice?
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The Center for Earth, Energy and Democracy offers many resources including an Environmental Justice Mapping Tool for community members to learn about pollution in your own neighborhood and workshops to design your own future. Find more at www.ceed.org. CEED is an energy and environmental justice organization based in Minneapolis, MN. We are dedicated to ensuring that justice is a fundamental pa...
Twin Cities Peoples Agreement on Climate Change
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In 2010, over 30,000 grassroots activists, policy makers and researchers from around the world came together in Cochabamba, Bolivia to develop a socially just response to climate change. At the center of these discussions were frontline communities impacted by the root causes, impacts and false solutions to the ecological crisis currently facing us. Inspired by, and in solidarity with, the Worl...
I work in the field and this video does not hit as some of the comments suggest... this video is underwhelming.
Based and love the music.
So many comments available here. I’ll make the biggest one: factories locate primarily based on economics and infrastructure. They need a certain size piece of land at as low cost possible and equally important infrastructure. If a person in these communities say they don’t have infrastructure and have a factory then they are lying. It’s NOT about race. The same goes for landfills.
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That is a wonderful video! #Emmys Here's another Environmental Justice example (also with cool music) th-cam.com/video/5hOJ-VosFI0/w-d-xo.html
what is the song
Captioning, please! :)
would definitely also appreciate, especially with needing accessibility for students
@@jordanyeck8025 I'm curious: since this video has no dialogue, what captioning would be appropriate?
Why does this video exist?
This is what happens all over the world the wealthy take their trash and hazardous pollutants and they put it away with the less fortunate people.
This is an incredible video.
I LOVE this video, it is so simple yet makes such a huge statement. Thank you for posting this!
Okay, so, basically race-baiting, with a side-order of Marxism then? Thanks. Got it.