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know the issues the center for health environment justice skip to the content about us our story love canal timeline meet the team our network supporters jobs internships contact us free resources resource library free training call recordings toxic tuesdays backyard talk chej s 40th anniversary backyard monthly issues east palestine ohio superfund make polluters pay unequal response unequal protection no more sacrifice zones healthy water healthy kids legacy campaigns fracking toxic chemicals climate change take action chej small grants program science and technical assistance ongoing coaching about us our story love canal timeline meet the team our network supporters jobs internships contact us free resources resource library free training call recordings toxic tuesdays backyard talk chej s 40th anniversary backyard monthly issues east palestine ohio superfund make polluters pay unequal response unequal protection no more sacrifice zones healthy water healthy kids legacy campaigns fracking toxic chemicals climate change take action chej small grants program science and technical assistance ongoing coaching search donate know the issues since its inception the center for health environment justice has helped local leaders fight against toxic chemicals in their environment including superfund sites landfills dangerous cleaning chemicals in schools polluting factories and more more recently we have been working with communities across the u s that are suffering from the effects of fracking on their drinking water soil and air including leading coalitions dedicated to banning this distructive practice we have started the greener cheaper power campaign to fight global warming by pairing affordable energy for with a transition away from fossil fuels the capstone of our work is a movement to create healthy neighborhoods that are not only free of dangerous chemicals but also places that have what it takes to offer a healthy productive life such as good schools accessible public transportation available and affordable health care and green jobs at chej our support is not limited to a specific set of environmental issues because unfortunately the people we serve around the country face a wide array of threats the issues listed here represent our key campaigns and some issues with which we have had years of experience if your community is fighting for its health from a different environmental threat however let us know we are ready to help superfund the comprehensive environmental response compensation and liability act cercla of 1980 or superfund is designed to grant authority to the environmental protection agency epa states and native american tribes to manage and clean up the nation s most dangerous waste sites learn more unequal response unequal protection campaign to address the federal government s ongoing failure to protect communities exposed to toxic chemicals this shortcoming stems from the lack of a structured federal response capacity and inadequate scientific methods for investigating chemically associated health outcomes learn more no more sacrifice zones sacrifice zones are commonly characterized as communities in proximity to pollution produced by intensive and concentrated industry due to redlining low property values and other social factors these communities have historically consisted of low income and or minority populations learn more make polluters pay there are currently 1 388 toxic waste sites in the united states that are so dangerous they have been designated superfund sites by the federal government over 72 million people in the u s live within three miles of a superfund site learn more fracking hydrofracking drills vertically into the earth and then horizontally to create a wide and deep well the operators then shoot five to nine million gallons of water propping agents and up to 600 chemicals including known carcinogens and toxins into the ground to fracture the rock formations and force out natural gas and oil learn more healthy water healthy kids healthy and clean water means healthy kids according to a 2010 study from the public health institute s california environmental health tracking program over 1 2 million children across america have elevated levels of lead in their blood learn more toxic chemicals as a result of faulty economic policies and lax environmental and production standards human exposure to toxicants or toxic chemicals is widespread industrial sites leave arsenic in the soil factories release ozone into the air fast food packaging contains pfcs waste incinerators emit dioxin these chemicals cause health problems ranging from asthma attacks to cancer learn more climate change the increase of carbon dioxide co2 within our atmosphere caused by human development and in particular the burning of fossil fuels has been consistent for decades now we are already seeing its effects unpredictable weather major droughts and flooding melting ice caps and 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