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Forty Years of Environmental Justice: Where is the Justice?
Abstract Environmental Justice (or“EJ”) has been recognized as a concept since at least 1982. After decades of incremental and ineffective efforts by the federal government, it has become clear that EJ must evolve beyond the concept stage if it is to be an effective vehicle for social and legal change. At its heart, EJ is a function of social inequities and environmental harms, and the disproportionate correlation between those components can no longer be ignored by state and federal actors.
Rethinking “Compliance”: Lessons Learned From the First INECE Compliance Conversations
Wednesday, April 17, 2019 Lack of access to safe wastewater management infrastructure and improved sanitation is a global challenge that affects over 2 billion people worldwide. While large-scale wastewater treatment plants are common throughout the world, off-grid communities that exist outside of areas covered by centralized water infrastructure are often geographically isolated or economically marginalized, making these services not only unaffordable but inaccessible.
INECE Launches Compliance Conversations
Wednesday, February 6, 2019 The global community of agencies and NGOs working in the field of environmental compliance and enforcement has grown substantially in recent years, yet many practitioners remain isolated from others working in the field. As our understanding of the underlying drivers of environmental compliance and non-compliance deepens, a need arises for creative and unconventional collaboration tools.
Searching for Answers
Guest Blogs These days, everyone is looking for new answers to old questions. Here are a few of the questions and concerns that are currently weighing on my mind: 1. Everyone is looking for the best possible employees. Twenty years ago, all you had to do was place an ad in the classified Help Wanted section of your local newspaper and the interviews came rolling in. While today, we have places like Indeed.com and Monster.com, they target a higher level of employee: management, accountants, etc.
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