Working to build economic, social and environmental justice (EJ) in New Jersey's urban communities faced with the disproportionate impacts of pollution.
Communities of color and low income neighborhoods bear the greatest burden of pollution – i.e. impacting their physical and economic health, quality of life, ability to thrive, learn and work.
The costs are borne more by the state and families than the polluters in the form of lost work days, school
Clean Water is working in collaboration with the NJ Environmental Justice Alliance and Ironbound Community Corporation in the South, West and East Wards of the City of Newark to create a Resiliency Action Plan (RAP). This partnership will work in conjunction with the City of Newark, community
