Water is a Human Right.
Access to clean, safe, and affordable water is a fundamental human right essential for a healthy population, environment, and economy. Many communities, particularly those of low-income and communities of color are under-served. Unlike other groups, these communities lack access to safe, affordable water for drinking, subsistence, cultural, and/or recreational uses. Water justice will only be achieved when inclusive, community-based forms of water management are developed and we address the health and environmental burdens low-income communities and communities of color bear.
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The Morrison Creek Revitalization Project (MCRP) is a collaborative, community-based urban stream revitalization project on a channelized, 1.0-mile section of Morrison Creek in South Sacramento. Our hope is to engage community members’ leadership through the process...
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Winnemem Wintu Tribe and W.A.T.E.R. Challenge Crystal Geyser EIR in Opening Brief
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Breaking News from the Winnemem Wintu Tribe and W.A.T.E.R.: Mt. Shasta, CA-- In Northern California, the Winnemem Wintu Tribe and the grassroots organ...Appeals Court says Big Oil can't bully youths trying to protect their future.
Appeals Court Rejects Big Oil's Lawsuit Against Youth Groups, LA : Indybay
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“For decades the oil industry has put our health and safety in jeopardy,” said Nalleli Cobo, an activist with the South Central Youth Leadership C...