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As E-commerce boomed, San Bernardino became a hub for warehouses. The impact of this change has taken a toll on local communities: more and more cargo has meant fewer good jobs and more toxic pollution from diesel vehicles.
It is time that the industry, led by giants like Amazon, takes steps to clean up its act. Today we stand with workers, immigrants, and Black and brown communities in San Bernardino, Seattle, Virginia, and New York speaking out against Amazon’s monopoly and abuse of power.
#WeAreAthena #ZeroEmissionsNow
www.curbed.com/2018/11/20/18104847/cyber-monday-warehouse-real-estate-pollution-amazon
Your Cyber Monday shopping is polluting this small town
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Lawsuit and airport protest showcases the dark side of the e-commerce boom
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Solidarity from @WarehouseWorker to our family in the inland empire fighting for wker & environmental justice from #Amazon @The_MFN @CCAEJ https://t.co/P20EwNwfGd
NOW: NYers are marching to @JeffBezos’ $80 million penthouse on one of Amazon’s biggest days of the year—#CyberMonday
We are letting @JeffBezos know we won't let @Amazon get away w its abuses of Black & brown communities, workers, immigrants & our planet: https://t.co/QyxSIaAfqA