In this episode I sit down with Dr. Norie Singer and we discuss why nationally and historically, communities with high proportions of low-income people and people of color tend to attract the "siting" of environmental hazards (factories, incinerators, mining operations, nuclear waste storage, etc.), and not the other way around.

Here is a list of some of the non-profits that were mentioned in our episode.

Michigan Environmental Justice Coalition

Michigan Environmental Council

Michigan Sierra Club

Michigan United

We the People of Detroit

The Greening of Detroit

Detroiters for Environmental Justice

D-Town Farm

Keep Detroit Growing

Environmental Transformation Movement of Flint

350.org (http://350.org/)

The Ezekiel Project, Saginaw

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