Together, we are building a just climate future for all.
Across the country, communities on the frontlines of climate change and toxic pollution are leading the way toward a cleaner and healthier future for all.
The Platform for a Just Climate, a project of the Center for Earth, Energy & Democracy (CEED), is a national coalition working to build power for environmental justice with frontline communities and the organizations supporting them.
The Platform for a Just Climate (formerly known as the Equitable & Just National Climate Platform/EJNCP) works to ensure those most harmed by climate change and the fossil fuel economy can actively participate in developing, winning, and implementing environmental policies that address community needs. Together, we hold a commitment to advocate for:
- A healthy climate with clean air and water for all
- Access to affordable, pollution-free electricity, transportation and housing
- A just and equitable clean energy economy with high-quality jobs
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Who We Are
12 Environmental Justice Coalition Members
6 National Environmental Coalition Members
346 Signatories
Formed in 2018 and led by our 18 core coalition members, the Platform for a Just Climate is a network of over 300 cosignatories spanning the country and world, including 59 climate justice and 93 environmental justice organizations.
In the face of all-out assault by the second Trump administration, the Platform fights for and defends gains in climate justice investment while continuing to build the foundation for the just climate future our communities deserve.
Meet our coalition and learn more about our impact and history:
What We Do
The Platform for a Just Climate works to mobilize communities, government, science and research, and businesses and industry toward the development of just, equitable, and sustainable long-term comprehensive solutions.
We foster alignment, work through historical disagreements, and coordinate a shared approach among a diverse set of environmental justice and national environmental groups.
We challenge ourselves to advance solutions in ways that meaningfully involve and value the voices and positions of EJ frontline and fenceline communities, developing inclusive strategies that acknowledge and repair the legacy of environmental harms on communities inflicted by fossil fuel and other industrial pollution.
Learn more about our campaigns, strategies, policy research and advocacy:
