Environmental Health Coalition

Environmental Health Coalition Empowering People. Organizing Communities. Achieving Justice. EHC represents the public interest and takes direction from the communities we represent.

EHC is a multi-issue organization, with each campaign united by the following beliefs and values:

All people have the right to live, play and work in a safe and healthy environment. All people have the right and responsibility to act to correct environmental damage and prevent future degradation. Communities of color and poor communities are disproportionately affected by toxic materials used in

the workplace and discharged into the air, land and water. Pollution prevention is the most effective approach to addressing the toxics crisis. EHC supports the integrity of ecosystems and recognizes human dependence on them. EHC promotes community and worker right-to-know about toxic chemicals. It is the government's duty to enact and enforce laws to safeguard the environment, worker and public health.

05/29/2026

Learn more and register @ bit.ly/Electrify4cleanair-fair. See you next Saturday!

Join us for some family-friendly summer fun at the newly renovated Pepper Park. Come enjoy the new splash pad and play a...
05/27/2026

Join us for some family-friendly summer fun at the newly renovated Pepper Park. Come enjoy the new splash pad and play areas with the kids and learn how the Port is electrifying for cleaner air through interactive presentations, including electric cars, trucks, and school buses. Plus, food, raffles, and prizes! Register @ https://bit.ly/Electrify4cleanair-fair.

Port of San Diego

On May 14th, during a special meeting, the Air Pollution Control District Governing Board voted (5-4) against developing...
05/21/2026

On May 14th, during a special meeting, the Air Pollution Control District Governing Board voted (5-4) against developing a clean air rule - indirect source rule (ISR) - to reduce cancer-causing pollution from warehouses and distribution centers in San Diego.

Polluting industry came out in strong opposition to the clean air ISR. But community and allies also mobilized, sending over 400 emails in support of the ISR, holding a rally at the county building ahead of the vote, and testifying in support at the meeting.

While the motion ultimately failed, we thank Supervisor Paloma Aguirre, Doctor Anne Marie Birkbeck-Garcia, Georgette Gomez, and Paula Stigler Granados for voting to move the ISR process forward.

Board members who sided with polluters and voted no

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria — No
National City Councilmember Marcus Bush — No
Santee Councilmember Laura Koval — No
Coronado Mayor John Duncan — No
Escondido Councilmember Judy Fitzgerald — No

Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer and San Diego Councilmember Jennifer Campbell were absent from the meeting and did not vote.

Despite the setback, our community remains resilient and ready to continue fighting for a San Diego where all people live, work, and play in a clean and safe environment.

San Diego will retain incentive programs to persuade polluters to reduce emissions rather than regulate warehouses and distribution centers.

EHC is hiring temporary bilingual (Spanish/English) community outreach champions to support the RICCE (Rooted in Comunid...
05/21/2026

EHC is hiring temporary bilingual (Spanish/English) community outreach champions to support the RICCE (Rooted in Comunidad, Cultivating Equity) project. This initiative strengthens community resilience and promotes environmental and social justice in San Diego’s urban neighborhoods through inclusive, community-led planning.

Canvassers will help engage residents in conversations about RICCE and our Community Advisory Board (CAB), facilitating information sharing and gathering community feedback on transformative climate and equity plans.

To learn more about the position and apply >> https://environmentalhealth.isolvedhire.com/jobs/1758889-65186.html

Voting in the June primary is already underway! Your ballot should have arrived in the mail. If it's sitting unopened on...
05/18/2026

Voting in the June primary is already underway! Your ballot should have arrived in the mail. If it's sitting unopened on your counter, this is your sign to open it, fill it in, and return it (by mail or official drop box)! If you get a thrill out voting in person and getting your I VOTED sticker, polling centers open on the 23rd!

Elections shape our daily lives. They affect everything from the prices of groceries and gas to the quality of the air we breathe. Don’t stand on the sidelines. Help shape our future - VOTE!

The last day to vote is June 2nd!

Voting in the June primary is already underway! Your ballot should have arrived in the mail. If it's sitting unopened on your counter, this is your sign to open it, fill it in, and return it (by mail or official drop box)! If you get a thrill out of voting in person and getting your I VOTED sticker, polling centers open on the 23rd!rd!starts on the 23rd!

With Trump dismantling clean air protections, San Diego leaders must step up to protect the air we breathe! Tomorrow, Ma...
05/13/2026

With Trump dismantling clean air protections, San Diego leaders must step up to protect the air we breathe!

Tomorrow, May 14th, our local air pollution control district must vote YES on an indirect source rule to reduce cancer-causing air pollution.

Councilmember Jennifer Campbell
Mayor Todd Gloria
Supervisor Paloma Aguirre
Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer
Councilmember Marcus Bush
Laura Koval
Judy Fitzgerald

Heavy-duty diesel trucks remain one of the largest sources of pollution in the region.

05/12/2026
05/11/2026

✊Demand our local leaders protect us from Trump's attack on our air by supporting an indirect source rule that will reduce cancer-causing pollution. We deserve to breathe clean air!

📩Send email >> bit.ly/SDCleanAirISR

Councilmember Jennifer Campbell
Mayor Todd Gloria
Supervisor Paloma Aguirre
Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer
John Duncan
Laura Koval
Judy Fitzgerald
Councilmember Marcus Bush
Georgette Gómez

SanDiego350
Sierra Club
Climate Action Campaign
Casa Familiar
Earthjustice

“We’re talking about 45 years to bring this park to Barrio Logan. So it’s exciting that we get to start the first phases...
05/05/2026

“We’re talking about 45 years to bring this park to Barrio Logan. So it’s exciting that we get to start the first phases of the park.”

Thanks to new funding from the California Strategic Growth Council, the empty lot along 29th Street and 32nd Street in Barrio Logan is on its way to becoming Boston Avenue Linear Park.

This project is a part of Rooted in Comunidad, Cultivating Equity (RICCE), a community-driven program to fund climate change-resilient projects that will preserve, protect, and strengthen San Diego’s Historic Barrios.

RICCE is supported by the California Strategic Growth Council’s Transformative Climate Communities Program in partnership with the California Department of Conservation.

After decades of waiting, one of Barrio Logan's biggest park projects moves forward after receiving state funding.

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National City, CA
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