Environmental Experts of Color Database

The Conservation Law Foundation is an environmental policy and advocacy organization that provides information and resources on a variety of environmental issues serving New England states.

EJScreen is the EPA's environmental justice mapping and screening tool that provides EPA with a nationally consistent dataset and approach for combining environmental and demographic socioeconomic indicators.

This June 2019 report, by Stefanie K. Johnson of Green 2.0, focuses on factors that impact the retention and promotion of People of Color in the environmental movement given the historical lack of racial diversity across all ranks of the largest NGOs and foundations.

This document is an excerpt from a letter written by the Department of Justice. The excerpt contains suggested language written by the Maryland Environmental Trust for mortgage subordination.

This Guide was created based on an assessment of the state of diversity, equity and inclusion among environmental organizations in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed and provides recommendations for how organizations working on environmental issues can increase DEIJ within their organizations.

This guidance covers Practice 9C: Environmental Due Diligence.

The Mississippi Center for Justice advances racial and economic justice in the state through national, regional, and community-based partnerships on vital issues for low-income Mississippians and communities of color.

Is your land trust looking for ways to fund quality conservation practices on the farm and forest lands you own? Join NRCS experts and land trust practitioners for a training on the Environmental Quality Incentives Program.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court held that rights under the Environmental Immunity Act could be waived in a settlement agreement. The court did not decide the question of whether the deed restrictions constituted an environmental law or regulation.