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New Job Opportunities with ACAT
ACAT is currently hiring for three positions: Plastics & Petrochemicals Campaign Coordinator Civic Engagement Coordinator Protecting Future Generations Coordinator To learn more about each position and apply, please visit our Job Opportunities page. ACAT is an equal-opportunity employer. We strongly encourage Black, Indigenous, and People of Color; people with disabilities; and people who identify as LGBTQI+ to apply for positions here. As an equal opportunity employer, we are committed to employment practices that ensure that applicants for employment are provided with equal opportunities without regard to race, color, national origin, ancestry, sex, age, religion, physical or mental disability, medical ...
Publications
The Arctic’s Plastic Crisis: Toxic Threats to Health, Human Rights, and Indigenous Lands From the Petrochemical Industry
Damage to the Arctic from the fossil fuel/petrochemical industry includes threats from chemicals, plastics, and climate. These have combined to poison the lands, waters, and traditional foods of Arctic Indigenous Peoples, with ongoing health effects that threaten their cultures and communities. This report highlights the voices and testimonies of Indigenous leaders who have witnessed these threats and who are engaged in local and global efforts to protect their land and People. Find multimedia content, including a video and podcast, related to the report here.
Webinars
Energy Justice Solutions in Rural Alaska
The term energy justice refers to the equitable distribution of the benefits and costs of energy production and consumption. Rural areas of Alaska face unique challenges with energy injustice, including limited infrastructure and high energy costs. Energy justice efforts in these regions focus on reducing energy expenses, expanding access to affordable renewable energy, and supporting community-driven solutions that respect traditional knowledge. Access to affordable and reliable energy is essential for the well-being of communities, and the transition to renewable energy should not come at the expense of communities affected by expanded mining and lack of regulation. Join us on ...