Fighting for the rights of communities and workers to breathe clean air, drink clean water and be more resilient in the face of growing disasters caused by climate change.
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Much of Philly's trash gets trucked to Chester and burned. Chester is a majority-Black city already burdened with industrial pollution. And the pollution doesn't stop at the county line. It makes us all sick.
For too long, climate change has either been ignored or framed as a matter for technocratic and technological fixes. But that notion is starting to crumble. For many Philadelphians, it is becoming clear that climate change is inextricably connected to fights for social, racial, and economic justice. To ensure a livable future for our city, we must link these movements in our organizing. Here at Reclaim, our members have already begun this work. Climate justice is increasingly integrated into a wide range of organizing activities, from fighting to stop evictions to organizing against austerity for our public schools to demanding a reduction in the bloated police budget.
