Integrating research and community organizing to address water and sanitation concerns in a community bordering a landfill.

摘要

In many underserved communities of color in the U.S. some residents are still living without safe and clean water and sewer infrastructure, storm water drainage, paved roads, sidewalks, and emergency services. These basic amenities provide a foundation for public health and well-being. Addressing disparities in access to these basic amenities lies at the historical root of the public health, hygiene, and sanitation movements.