The Environmental Justice Lab

The Environmental Justice Lab

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 predominantly Black community in North Carolina, giving birth to the modern-day environmental justice movement. The struggle for clean water in places like Flint, MI and Newark, NJ and Jackson, MS. The struggle is real and the fight is on-going. And I'm here for it.

My name is Dr. Lesley Joseph, a professor, an environmental engineer, and a fighter for environmental justice in our present day. Every other Tuesday, on this podcast, I explore issues related to environmental justice and the ways in which communities of color are impacted. Each episode will discuss a important environmental justice issue or situation and what we can do to fight for change. Let's learn, grow, and fight for a better world together!

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Episoder(109)

Environmental Racism in My Hometown: The Legacy of Rock Hill’s "Trash Pile" with Kibri Everett (pt. 2)

Environmental Racism in My Hometown: The Legacy of Rock Hill’s "Trash Pile" with Kibri Everett (pt. 2)

What happens when the leaders in your hometown turn a Black neighborhood into a dumping ground?In part 2 of our conversation, environmental scientist and advocate Kibri Hutchison Everett takes us back...

23 Sep 202528min

Science, Struggle, and Solidarity: Fighting for Environmental Justice with Kibri Everett (pt. 1)

Science, Struggle, and Solidarity: Fighting for Environmental Justice with Kibri Everett (pt. 1)

What does it mean to fight for environmental justice when the very language of justice is under attack?In this first episode (of a 2-part series), I talk with environmental scientist, small business o...

9 Sep 202544min

Don’t Just Go Green...Go Just: The Fight for Environmental Justice with Dr. Bruce Strouble

Don’t Just Go Green...Go Just: The Fight for Environmental Justice with Dr. Bruce Strouble

In this episode of The Environmental Justice Lab, Dr. Joseph is joined by scholar, strategist, and activist Dr. Bruce Strouble, the founder of Citizens for a Sustainable Future and author of By Any Dr...

5 Aug 202549min

"Powerless": How Two Scholars Are Rewriting the Energy Narrative

"Powerless": How Two Scholars Are Rewriting the Energy Narrative

In this episode of The Environmental Justice Lab, Dr. Lesley Joseph sits down with public health expert Dr. Diana Hernández of Columbia University and sociologist Dr. Jennifer Laird of Lehman College ...

22 Jul 20251h 1min

Gajarah by Somia Sadiq: A Story of Resilience and Belonging in the Pursuit of Justice

Gajarah by Somia Sadiq: A Story of Resilience and Belonging in the Pursuit of Justice

In this episode, Dr. Lesley Joseph sits down with author, conflict practitioner, and activist Somia Sadiq to discuss her new novel, Gajarah, a story that challenges how we understand land, justice, gr...

8 Jul 202548min

Pollution, Power, & the Price of Telling the Truth: The Stunning Resignation of Kimberly Terrell of the Tulane Environ. Law Clinic

Pollution, Power, & the Price of Telling the Truth: The Stunning Resignation of Kimberly Terrell of the Tulane Environ. Law Clinic

In this episode of The Environmental Justice Lab, our host, Dr. Lesley Joseph, responds to a deeply troubling development: the resignation of Dr. Kimberly Terrell from the Environmental Law Clinic at ...

24 Jun 202535min

Where the Trash Goes - and Who It Hurts: Exploring landfilling in South Carolina, the United States, and beyond

Where the Trash Goes - and Who It Hurts: Exploring landfilling in South Carolina, the United States, and beyond

In this episode of The Environmental Justice Lab, I break down the findings from my latest research publication, entitied “Race, Class, Gender, and Waste: A Spatial Analysis of Landfill Siting and Int...

10 Jun 202543min

Unseen Suffering: The Mental Scars of Environmental Injustice

Unseen Suffering: The Mental Scars of Environmental Injustice

In this episode, we confront a powerful but often overlooked reality: environmental injustice doesn’t just harm our bodies - it harms our minds and breaks our spirits.As part of Mental Health Awarenes...

14 Mai 202534min

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