On the recordJuly 27, 2020
One person who gets brown water is too many, and we need to continue this fight for clean water for environmental justice.
Source
congress.gov“One person who gets brown water is too many, and we need to continue this fight for clean water for environmental justice.”
Barragan stresses the importance of fighting for clean water for all.
Share
More from Nanette Barragán
migrants seeking asylum are not responsible for the vast majority of drugs arriving in our communities.
We will need further research and innovation to develop zero-emission ships that will improve air quality and reduce climate pollution.
As the climate crisis worsens communities of color are bearing the burden of a lack of under-investment in our infrastructure.
If our Nation does not afford due process to those who are most in need, we are failing in our basic duty to fellow children of God and degrading our domestic and international legal obligations as well as our global leadership on human…
Other voices in this conversation