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精东影业 is taking on a new reporting initiative in partnership with other local news organizations focusing on environmental justice in Northeast Ohio.
Environmental justice is the fair treatment of all with regard to the development, implementation and enforcement of environmental laws, regulations and policies.
This can involve water, air, transportation and energy issues as well as disparities in basic access to fresh and healthy foods.
To help drive our reporting, we're seeking input from our readers, listeners and viewers.
Please consider filling out to provide feedback on the environmental concerns most important to you and your community.
You can also engage with us via text message and tell us what鈥檚 going on in your neighborhoods. To get involved with this 鈥淎sk the Land鈥� project, send a text to 216-606-8646.
This survey is part of an environmental justice reporting initiative involving partners 精东影业, The Land, The NewsLab at Kent State University, WKSU, La Mega, and the Northeast Ohio Solutions Journalism Collaborative (NEOSOJO).
