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The Environmental Justice Lab

Lesley Joseph
Environmental Justice
Food Apartheid
Palestine
Gaza
Israel
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Food Sovereignty
Climate Change
Gaza Strip
Food Insecurity
Humanitarian Aid
Climate Apartheid
Plastic Pollution
Waste Colonialism
Black History Month
Food Security
George Floyd
Blockade
Water Crisis
Ecocide

Since the dawn of human history, the fight for environmental justice has always been a fight. Water wars between the people of Israel and herdsmen of Gerar in the book of Genesis, Chapter 26. The resistance of Native Americans to the pillaging of their land and resources at the founding of the United States of America. The refusal to allow a hazardous landfill to be built in the Warren County, a p... more

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In this episode, Dr. Joseph breaks down the fourth principle of environmental justice - a principle rooted in resistance, survival, and the fundamental right to live free from toxic harm. It starts with nuclear testing, but it isn’t just about nuclea... more

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In this episode of The Environmental Justice Lab, Dr. Lesley Joseph breaks down the third principle of Environmental Justice, which demands the ethical, balanced, and responsible use of land and renewable resources in order to sustain life on this pl... more

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Environmental justice isn’t just about protecting the planet. It’s also about who gets protected and who gets ignored.

In this episode, Dr. Lesley Joseph discusses the 2nd principle of environmental justice, which demands that public policy be built... more

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In this episode, Dr. Joseph unpacks the first principle of environmental justice, which affirms the sacredness of Mother Earth, the ecological unity of all life, and the right of humans and non-humans alike to be free from ecological destruction. Thi... more

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Recent Guests

Chandra Taylor-Sawyer
Senior Attorney at the Southern Environmental Law Center, leads its Environmental Justice Initiative
Southern Environmental Law Center
Episode: Fighting for a Level Playing Field: EJ in the South with Chandra Taylor-Sawyer of the SELC
Etelle Higonnet
CEO of Coffee Watch and a dedicated human rights advocate
Coffee Watch
Episode: Grounds for Change: Fixing the Coffee Industry with Etelle Higonnet of Coffee Watch
Kibri Hutchison Everett
Environmental scientist, community organizer, and researcher from Rock Hill, South Carolina
Episode: Science, Struggle, and Solidarity: Fighting for Environmental Justice with Kibri Everett (pt. 1)
Dr. Bruce Strouble
An educator, activist, and author focusing on sustainability and environmental justice
Florida A&M University
Episode: Don’t Just Go Green...Go Just: The Fight for Environmental Justice with Dr. Bruce Strouble
Dr. Diana Hernández
Associate Professor of Sociomedical Sciences at Columbia University and Founding Principal Investigator of the Energy, Equity, Housing and Health Program
Columbia University
Episode: "Powerless": How Two Scholars Are Rewriting the Energy Narrative
Dr. Jennifer Laird
Assistant Professor of Sociology at Lehman College with experience in poverty and research on energy issues
Lehman College
Episode: "Powerless": How Two Scholars Are Rewriting the Energy Narrative
Somia Sadiq
Author and activist with a focus on environmental justice issues.
Episode: Gajarah by Somia Sadiq: A Story of Resilience and Belonging in the Pursuit of Justice
Savannah Domich
Environmental advocate from Rochester, NY
Episode: Legacy Environmental Justice, pt. 4 - Health Impacts of Kodak on the People of Rochester, NY
Savannah Dominich
Ohio Wesleyan University student, environmental advocate
Ohio Wesleyan University
Episode: Legacy Environmental Justice, pt. 3 - Environmental Impacts of Kodak on the People of Rochester, NY

Host

Dr. Lesley Joseph
Host of Environmental Justice Lab, professor and environmental engineer focused on advancing environmental justice.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 32 ratings
  • Great Podcast

    This is a wonderful podcast, engaging discussions with people doing great work to protect people and the environment, and promote justice in the world. These stories need to be told.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DanielGoe
    United States6 months ago
  • Thank you for exposing the injustices BIPOC communities face.

    Thank you for exposing the injustices BIPOC communities face. Huge shout out from the Center for Community Action and Environmental Justice in Southern California! Spread the word! #letusbreathe

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AnatheG
    United States3 years ago
  • An Rn

    What a great way to educate the population. Vast array if knowledge on display. Great Job Dr. Joseph. All of us need to hear this podcast.

    We can’t just bury our head in the sand. Thank you for providing us the wake up call we all need. Great podcadt.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kulrn
    United States4 years ago
  • An Rn

    What a great way to educate the population. Vast array if knowledge on display. Great Job Dr. Joseph. All of us need to hear this podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kulrn
    United States4 years ago
  • Very informational

    This is a one of a kind podcast that people need to hear! How to make the environment equal for everyone!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RJeezy_16
    United States4 years ago

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Exposed injustices faced by BIPOC communities and called for action.
Engaging discussions with people doing great work to protect people and the environment.
Very informative and a unique take on environmental justice issues.
A great way to educate the population with diverse knowledge. The host is praised for clear leadership and call to wake up the audience.

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"Powerless": How Two Scholars Are Rewriting the Energy Narrative
Q: What can someone do when they're experiencing energy insecurity?
One could tap into programs like the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), though current federal and state aid is often inadequate and underutilized. Communities must also advocate for more robust local solutions.
"Powerless": How Two Scholars Are Rewriting the Energy Narrative
Q: How would you define energy insecurity and how to identify if someone is energy insecure?
Energy insecurity is defined as the inability to adequately meet household energy needs, encompassing economic aspects like difficulty in paying bills, physical challenges such as inadequate heating or cooling systems, and coping strategies that involve severe trade-offs.
"Powerless": How Two Scholars Are Rewriting the Energy Narrative
Q: Can you tell me just how important is energy in our everyday life, and what is it like when we don't have it?
Energy is essential for health and productivity, surrounding our daily lives in various capacities. Without it, basic needs like refrigeration, heating, and cooking cannot be met, leading to significant hardships.
Fighting for a Level Playing Field: EJ in the South with Chandra Taylor-Sawyer of the SELC
Q: What does SELC consider the South?
SELC works in North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, Virginia, and Tennessee.
Fighting for a Level Playing Field: EJ in the South with Chandra Taylor-Sawyer of the SELC
Q: How can we support the work that you're doing?
Engage with environmental justice organizations, participate in advocacy, and support community-led initiatives to improve environmental conditions.

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What is The Environmental Justice Lab about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show centers on environmental justice, with a strong emphasis on how communities of color shoulder the burdens of pollution, extraction, and policy failures. Episodes explore foundational principles, legal and civic action, corporate accountability, and the human impact of energy insecurity, waste management, and environmental degradation. The host often frames issues through personal experience and faith, highlighting grassroots organizing, advocacy, and systemic change, while featuring researchers, lawyers, and activists who illuminate practical paths to justice. Noteworthy is the consistent pairing of rigorous policy discussion with community storytelling, making complex topics accessible to both practitioners and concerned listeners... more

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2. Etelle Higonnet
3. Kibri Hutchison Everett
4. Dr. Bruce Strouble
5. Dr. Diana Hernández
6. Dr. Jennifer Laird
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