Who We Are
The Environmental Justice Committee is one of four is a Committee of the Thomas Merton Center, Pittsburgh’s primary site for peace and social justice activism for nearly forty years. The Committee is dedicated to issues of environmental rights and local democratic rights of people working to preserve clean air, clean water, and soil.
What We Do
We hope to promote sustainable transitions locally, regionally, and globally as we work toward a fair economy. We collaborate with a diverse group of local organizations whose focus is toward an economy of abundance. This includes those who seek to care, nurture, heal the earth and one another physically and spiritually.
Events & Meetings
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Statement committee: Wanda Guthrie, Jeanne Martin, Karen Bernard, Vikki Hanchin, Mike Pastorkovich will be meeting at the home of Jeanne Martin, 243 Cordak Drive, Darlington, PA 16115 on Saturday, March 10 at 10 am.
Resources for the Environmental Justice Committee
http://pajustpowers.org
A group dedicated to preservation of Municipal Rights. This includes municipal leaders and community activists: Local Authority Western Pennsylvania (LAWPA)
http://celdf.org
Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund
paipl.org
Interfaith Power and Light
https://www.msu.edu/~kikbradl/little.html
Think Little: An essay by Wendell Berry
http://www.earth-community.org/
The work of Thomas Berry
http://dianneglave.wordpress.com/
The work of Dianne Glave, reclaiming the African American Environmental Heritage
http://marcellusprotest.org
MarcellusProtest.org is an information clearing house about Marcellus Shale gas drilling and activism and related issues.
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