by Madison Naves | Oct 8, 2026 | Clean Air Journal, Research
Executive Summary Lead exposure remains a preventable environmental health concern, but the risk of exposure is not shared equally. Black and Brown communities continue to experience higher blood lead levels and are more likely to live in areas affected by aging...
by Madison Naves | Jun 11, 2025 | Clean Air Journal
On May 22, GASP partnered with the Southern Environmental Law Center (SELC) to host our first Smoke School of the year—a hands-on training and certification in Method 9 visible emissions evaluation. Led by Brad and Fred Singleton of Singleton Smoke School, the session...
by Madison Naves | Feb 28, 2025 | Clean Air Journal, Community Chronicles
For generations, redlining shaped the social and economic landscape of the South, restricting Black communities’ access to housing, jobs, and even green spaces. In this special conversation, we sit down with Joshua Jenkins of the National Parks Conservation...
by Jilisa Milton | Dec 10, 2024 | Clean Air Journal
This year, we celebrate a pivotal moment in the history of environmental protection: the anniversary of the Clean Air Act. Signed into law on December 31,1970, this landmark legislation transformed the way our nation combats air pollution, prioritizing the health and...
by Barbara Jackson | Oct 3, 2024 | Clean Air Journal
My name is Barbara Jackson. I am the Grassroots Organizer for GASP. Prior to working with the Superfund Communities of North Birmingham, I served as the Director of International and Scholar Services at the University of Southern Mississippi as well as Community...
