Wednesday, 17 July 2013

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What are Environmental Justice Organisations?

EJOs are civil society groups involved in conflicts over resource extraction or waste disposal, which increase as the world economy uses more materials and energy. Costs of economic growth and development are dispro- portionately borne by the most socially and economically vulnerable sections of society, who often lack the political power to resist displacement, dispossession or exposure to environmental health risks. By giving these people a voice, EJOs practice "environmentalism of the poor". Click here to learn more on the 23 universities and EJOs in this project and here to subscribe to our newsletter.
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EJOLT Turkey team making headlines

The EJOLT Turkey team is getting the environmental justice part of the popular uprising in the mainstream Turkish media. After their well read analysis of the conflict on our website, they got one of the most popular newspapers to publish their map of environmental injustice in Turkey, with background and reference to EJOLT. Getting mainstream media on board is key for a more united front against environmental injustices.

EJOLT News

NORWICH DECLARATION ON ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE:

Money Can’t Buy Environmental Justice THIS DECLARATION EMERGED FROM A WORKSHOP HELD AT THE UNIVERSITY OF EAST ANGLIA IN NORWICH, ENGLAND ON JUNE 20-22, 2013,…

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A new epidose in the Chevron vs Ecuador saga

Source: The Chevron Pit. As EJOLT reported earlier, here and here, one of the most prominent environmental lawsuit cases in the world is the case where some 30.000 Ecuadorians are seeking justice for the immense damage left behind by...

Large Useless Imposed Projects

By Nick Meynen and Daniela Del Bene. The Third European Forum against Unnecessary Imposed Mega Projects will soon take place in Stuttgart, from 25th to 29th July. After the first two network meetings in Susa Valley (organized by the...

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