Dear Colleague,
In this issue of Trends, we provide several articles on the topic of environmental justice (EJ).
Our first article takes a look at EJ-related projects happening throughout the United States, made possible by federal funding. The second article explores the importance and limitations of using various tools available to evaluate potential EJ concerns in a given area. The third article discusses the value in further developing the relationship between cumulative risk assessment and EJ initiatives. Our fourth article, which was authored by attorneys at WilmerHale, sheds light on how companies can navigate the newer concept of EJ with respect to the development of a proactive environmental, social, and governance (ESG) and compliance program.
Gradient contributors to this Trends issue include Matthew J. Mayo, M.S., GISP, CPG, P.G.; Naomi L. Slagowski, M.S.; and Ari S. Lewis, M.S.
We hope this issue of Trends leaves you with a better understanding of EJ as a burgeoning topic.
Yours truly,
Kurt Herman, M.Eng., P.G., and Chris Long, Sc.D., DABT
kherman@gradientcorp.com clong@gradientcorp.com
Stay tuned for an invitation to a live webinar on the topic of environmental justice.
The next issue of Trends will focus on:
US Manufacturing and Mining
Do you have a scientific topic that you would like Gradient to write about in Trends? Send us your ideas for future Trends topics: trends@gradientcorp.com.
