54% Higher Risk
People of color, on average, face a 54% higher health burden from particulate pollution compared to the general population (EPA 2018).
Air Pollution Exposure
From 2004 to 2016, lower-income groups experienced higher levels of PM2.5 compared to higher-income areas (NIH 2023).
Health Impacts
Residents of low-income neighborhoods face increased risks of respiratory diseases, heart disease, and certain cancers due to prolonged exposure to air pollution (ALA 2023).
Our Mission
To create a more equitable environment for all communities
About EcoJustice
EcoJustice is more than just an app—it's a movement toward environmental equity. We gather and analyze data from the EPA, CDC, and Census Bureau to reveal patterns of environmental racism across the United States.
Our platform puts powerful tools in the hands of communities, advocates, and policymakers to identify disparities and advocate for meaningful solutions.
Powerful Features
Our tools help you understand environmental inequities and take informed action
Interactive Mapping
Visualize environmental hazards alongside demographic data to identify patterns of injustice across communities.
Data Analysis
Generate insights from complex environmental and demographic data sets, with detailed reports for your community.
Action Tools
Generate impactful letters/emails to your local representative and access resources to advocate for change in your community.