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Founded in 1980, Environmental Health Coalition (EHC) builds grassroots campaigns to confront the unjust consequences of toxic pollution, discriminatory land use, and climate change.
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Press Releases
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June 26: California Strategic Growth Cou…
Community-driven projects will support strengthening local economy, improving public health, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions
Read moreMay 19: Environmental Justice Victory fo…
Port urged to protect public health, improve air quality, and reject all new shipyard projects in disadvantaged portside communities
Read moreApril 28: Winner of ‘Nobel Prize’ in Air…
Joy Williams of Environmental Health Coalition has spent over 30 years improving health and air quality for most impacted communities in San Diego/Tijuana
Read moreOctober 12: Governor Newsom Signs Assemb…
District board will be first in California to include an environmental justice representative
Read moreAugust 27: Kresge Foundation awards $100…
Funding to develop community-defined health and climate priorities
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News
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San Diego’s New Parks Plan Hopes for Qua…
Featuring EHC's Barrio Logan Policy Advocate, Julie Corrales Next City. View Story. Download PDF.
Read moreNational City ataca de frente el reto de…
El censo de población continúa. La emergencia sanitaria por el covid-19 ha dificultado su promoción tradicional por lo que autoridades y asociaciones civiles se vieron forzadas a cambiar su estrategia...
Read moreFuture Air Pollution in San Diego Bay Hi…
Port commissioners axed a proposed ship repair project in National City last month. But that doesn’t satisfy environmental justice advocates who say any new industry in the bay upends nascent...
Read moreCoronavirus Has Reduced Air Pollution, B…
San Diegan’s living in neighborhoods near the border and the waterfront’s industrial areas face persistent pollution-related health risks and while pollution is down the risk remains high. KPBS. View Story. Download...
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