Louisiana is racing to become a hub for “blue ammonia,” sold as a climate solution. But in Cancer Alley — already one of the most polluted regions in the U.S. — permit documents show the projects would still release thousands of tons of air pollution each year, raising alarms for nearby communities.

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Students, your moment is coming up. The 11th Annual HBCU Climate Change Conference is March 18 to 22 in New Orleans. Share your work and connect with people doing real community work. Top posters receive awards. Abstracts due December 1st. #HBCUClimateChangeConference 💻 bullardcenter.org/hbcu-ccc

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Environmental injustice runs deep in Texas. 93% of fenceline communities near proposed petrochemical projects have higher shares of people of color than the national average. It’s a pattern of systemic targeting. 💻 Download the report: ow.ly/qqXL50XnOzR #GreenLightToPolluteInTexas #ClimateJustice

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Canada's own Neil Young. Keep on rocking in the free world Neil. #handsoff #elbowsup

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Trump’s EPA Cuts Are Going to Poison His Own Voters “It’s practically inevitable” that people will get sick, a current EPA employee said. newrepublic.com/article/1936...

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