The environmental justice leader and executive director of UPROSE, a community group in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, spoke to RECORD about co-governance, collective leadership, and "deep green deindustrialization."

RECORD focuses on the unequal threat of the climate crisis for poor and marginalized communities, while examining solutions for healing the planet and reversing these inequities.

We are not all-in on the climate emergency—and coming together is the only way out.

Design firms and builders are fostering equity through innovation in affordable, low-carbon housing.

RECORD looks at housing that addresses global warming and occupant well-being.

A range of strategies to address climate change is improving the urban realm and the quality of life for communities of different income levels.

After disaster strikes, communities must grapple with the question of rebuilding or relocating.

Extreme heat is a serious threat to human health. Boston is tackling the problem while addressing inequity.

Federal and local governments take on carbon emissions and a long legacy of racial and social inequities.