National Environmental Justice Advisory Council

rdf:langString National Environmental Justice Advisory Council

rdf:langString National Environmental Justice Advisory Council

rdf:langString United States Environmental Protection Agency

rdf:langString National Environmental Justice Advisory Council

rdf:langString National Environmental Justice Advisory Council

rdf:langString The National Environmental Justice Advisory Council (NEJAC), a federal advisory committee to the United States Environmental Protection Agency, was established September 30, 1993. The Council provides advice and recommendations about broad, cross-cutting issues related to environmental justice, from all stakeholders involved in the environmental justice dialogue. In addition, the NEJAC provides a valuable forum for discussions about integrating environmental justice with other EPA priorities and initiatives. Margaret J. May serves as the current Chairperson. The NEJAC also has seven subcommittees to help develop strategic options for EPA. These subcommittees report to the NEJAC Executive Council. Each subcommittee consists of approximately 6 to 13 individuals knowledgeable in the subject area. Members are drawn from the NEJAC Executive Council as well as from other stakeholder organizations. The subcommittees are: Air and Water; Enforcement; Health and Research; Indigenous Peoples; International; Puerto Rico; and Waste and Facility Siting.

rdf:langString Margaret J. May

rdf:langString Chairperson