*[Enwl-eng] Burning Injustice: Be the First to Watch!

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Get access to our latest short documentary!





                                Veteran grassroots organizer John Mataka had 
this to say about why a mega-polluting solid waste incinerator was built in 
his neighborhood:

                                “They did this by design. It’s because we’re 
Latino, we’re Spanish-speaking. It’s because we’re a farm working community. 
It’s because it’s environmental racism.”

                                John and his organization Valley Improvement 
Projects feature in our latest short documentary, Burning Injustice. Through 
vivid, human-centered storytelling, the film shines a light on the 
multigenerational effort to close Covanta Stanislaus, one of California’s 
two remaining incinerators, and usher in a just transition for the 
community – one that invests in a zero waste future.







                                As we work on completing Burning Injustice, 
we need your help. Your contribution will help us develop an engagement 
campaign, organize grassroots screenings of the film, and reach a wide 
network of partners for distribution. With your support, we’ll sound the 
alarm far and wide: incineration is a false solution to plastic that 
pollutes the environment with toxins, and endangers the health of 
communities that live near a plant.

                                But that’s not all – following the example 
of John and the other inspiring folks behind Valley Improvement Projects, 
you’ll support the message that communities can fight back against 
environmental racism, put a stop to dangerous waste burning facilities, and 
look ahead to a transition into a cleaner, circular, zero waste future.

                                Will you chip in today to help us finish the 
film?

                                Your support is crucial to the success of 
this film. Make a donation today, and receive a link to watch the final cut 
of Burning Injustice!



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you for your support.



































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