Unequal protection
Environmental justice
Environmental policy, united states
Green movement
Race discrimination
Environmental policy
United states, race relations
Race relations
In 1978, in the rural hamlet of Triana, Alabama, populated almost entirely by African Americans, massive levels of DDT were discovered in the creek where its citizens fished, and in those citizens' blood. Triana, dubbed "the unhealthiest town in America," embarked on a quest to fix responsibility fo…
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