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In this section, describe conditions and factors in the community that increase environmental health vulnerability -- impoverishment; disinvestment in health, education, or public transportation; u

This sketch is designed to help you move both backwards–to identify root causes–and forwards–to connect health effects and vulnerable groups.

This sketch is designed to help you identify the most important hazards in a particular setting through three widely used data resources:

This research sketchbook includes sketches that support responses to the ten questions in the Environmental Injustice Case Study Framework.

In this sketch, you will learn how to identify and characterize combo disasters in a particular place, focusing on the hazards associated with climate change.

This research sketchbook includes sketches that support responses to the ten questions in the Environmental Injustice Case Study Framework.

In this sketch, you will learn how to characterize the slow disasters happening in a specific place. 

Using the Hazardous Facilities and Fast Disasters in California map, answer the questions below to characterize the potential impacts of a worst-case scenario a

In this set of sketches, students learn the skills necessary to identify different types of environmental hazards and begin to analyze why they are located where they are

This research sketchbook includes sketches that support responses to the ten questions in the Environmental Injustice Case Study Framework.