For one thing, it's interesting that Dr. Ingrid Waldron and her group are currently developing a map. It's called a “living map”, because more and more information can be added to it about the locations of specific instances of environmental racism. Now, this is a group that will obviously also need help to develop this further, but it includes people talking about their own instances in their communities. That will be added to the map. There will be documentaries and interviews with people that they can upload to this map.
Things like this are going to need some government attention and also some funding. For instance, in places such as Nova Scotia, where there have been terrible water situations because of dumps and waste sites placed beside Black communities, they have had very bad health outcomes because of this. It has been suggested by the local community that they put in new water treatment plants and also that they protect the groundwater, because these dumps and waste sites leak chemicals into the drinking water of all the people living in the community.