Planet Earth Has a Problem
This world clock shows the intersection of our energy use, population trends, food production and the impact of these activities on our environment.
This world clock shows the intersection of our energy use, population trends, food production and the impact of these activities on our environment.
How do we build Earth Community? First, we leave behind our story of human dominance. Then we start applying principles of mutual sharing and cooperation.
Facing the Realities of Climate Change and Limitless Consumption In this interview, journalist Chris Hedges says we are emulating all […]
Working with the Heartland Coalfield Alliance, EJC sends delegations of local activists to learn about the impact of coal mining in central and southern Illinois, which includes destruction of farmland, natural areas, and entire communities, and groundwater pollution from coal slurry and unlined pools of coal ash and sludge.
Like tar sands oil, much of Illinois’s high-sulfur coal is being exported to developing countries – which Richart argues should put to rest the argument that “all-of-the-above” development is needed for “energy independence.”
VICTORY!! EJC Announces Chicago’s Coal Plants Will Close Eco-Justice Collaborative, the initiator of the most recent campaign to close Chicago’s […]
Southern Illinois Coalfield Tour April 29 through May 1, 2011 Click here for a flier. Interested in learning first-hand about […]
Delegation to America’s Heartland! Discover the True Cost of Coal Mach 25 to March 26, 2011 Interested in learning first-hand […]
Midwest Generation’s Unpaid Bills: The Economic Cost of Coal in Chicago Report Finds Chicago Coal Plants Caused Up To $1 […]
The Legacy of Coal in America’s Heartland Delegation to Southern Illinois with Jeff Biggers November 5, 6 and 7 Travel […]
EJC raises awareness about the impacts of a fossil-fuel, consumer-based society and advocates just solutions for people and planet.