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What effects does industrial pollution have on health, the environment, and communities? New data from @industriouslabs Industrial Equity Mapper shows that across 24 regions, 4.7 million people are at higher risk for long term respiratory illness. industrialequitymapper.org/
Nearly half of Southern California's K-12 schools are within one mile of a major industrial pollution facility. Read Ayn Craciun's Voice of OC op-ed, and see what's near your community with this interactive map. voiceofoc.org/2026/07/craciu…
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Our comment: These facilities are not just displacing neighborhoods, they are also threatening an industrial economy. kentuckylantern.com/2026/08/…
What Garden Grove revealed: Industrial pollution is often closer than we think. Read Ayn Craciun's new Voice of OC op-ed on the proximity of hundreds of fossil fuel boilers to Orange County communities and explore the interactive map: voiceofoc.org/2026/07/craciu…
A new UC Berkeley analysis finds on-site wind, solar, storage, and heat pumps can economically meet up to one-third of U.S. industrial heat demand by 2035. Clean manufacturing is already within reach. Read Utility Dive’s article: utilitydive.com/news/renewab…
New Canary Media piece highlights findings from the latest UC Berkeley report: high electricity costs remain one of the biggest barriers to clean manufacturing—but rate reform, renewable energy, and thermal storage can help power the transition. Read more: canarymedia.com/articles/cle…
Utility Dive: Industrial electrification isn't just good for the climate—it's increasingly cost-competitive. New UC Berkeley research shows renewables and storage can economically power up to one-third of U.S. industrial heat demand. utilitydive.com/news/renewab…
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USスチール主力製鉄所の地元市議会が「高炉廃止」「グリーン投資」求める | オルタナ alterna.co.jp/174474/
>USスチールのゲーリー製鉄所は米国内最大規模の重要拠点だが、石炭を使う高炉からの有害物質で、地元住民は汚染や健康被害に長年悩まされてきた。
"Boiler pollution doesn't make headlines. There are no emergency alerts. Yet residents breathe the consequences every day." Read Ayn Craciun's latest op-ed in Voice of OC on why SCAQMD has an opportunity to clean up hidden industrial pollution: voiceofoc.org/2026/07/craciu…
“In a summer where we’re having really high levels of pollution & more dirty air days than we’ve seen in many years, we have a rule being upheld that will eliminate a lot of pollution and make it safer to breathe.” Read more from @alexdrnieves in @politico politico.com/newsletters/cal…
BREAKING: Restarting Magnitude 7 Metals can’t just be about bringing back production. It should also be about lowering pollution, protecting health, and proving that heavy industry can be part of the clean energy transition. industriouslabs.org/archive/…
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Members of Gary Advocates and Just Transition Northwest Indiana say that without new technology, U.S. Steel is condemning Gary to more pollution and economic uncertainty. chicagotribune.com/2026/06/2…
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Rev. John E. Jackson Sr.: Gary awaits a jubilee of its own as Nippon Steel takes over US Steel chicagotribune.com/2026/06/1…
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Let's get concrete about industrial decarbonization 🏭.
As part of our new Voices of Impact series, we sat down with Dominique Thomas to unpack how @industriouslabs is building evidence-based, sustainable advocacy efforts to decarbonize industries: givinggreen.earth/post/voice…
In a survey we conducted on Magnitude 7 Metal’s future, support isn’t abstract — 63% of supporters say they back reopening because of jobs and economic development. @JPolkSentell @RenewMO walks through what that means for Missouri's Bootheel: linkedin.com/pulse/what-miss…
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New Industrious Labs survey of Bootheel residents on Magnitude 7 Metals: 72% support reopening, after nearly 500 jobs were lost when the smelter closed. Full analysis from @RenewMissouri’s Jessica Polk Sentell @JPolkSentell: linkedin.com/pulse/what-miss…
New survey insight: most supporters — and nearly half of opponents — say Missouri should prioritize reopening Magnitude 7 Metals over data centers. Many in both camps want that to happen with modern power, not coal. More from @JPolkSentell @RenewMO: linkedin.com/pulse/what-miss…
Our new survey of local residents shows they want the smelter back — but with strong safety standards, cleaner power, and real community benefits in place.
@JPolkSentell @RenewMO breaks down the findings. linkedin.com/pulse/what-miss…
“There seems to be bipartisan interest in reshoring and revitalizing the aluminum industry. But unless action is taken to support electricity for heavy industry, it’s not going to be able to compete.” @anniesartor on the challenges facing U.S. aluminum. subscriber.politicopro.com/a…
An AI-generated flood of comments killed clean air rules in SoCal that would have expanded pollution-free heat pumps. This manipulation of public process is "deeply disturbing" and undermines legitimate democratic participation for future rules. latimes.com/environment/stor…
Community concerns like these underscore a key lesson: any new industrial facility must be clean and community-informed. Clean production and strong community benefits agreements aren’t just good PR — they’re how projects earn trust and long-term success.
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