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Selected Publications
For the 13 years from 1990 to 2003, CRPE published the Race,
Poverty & the
Environment journal with the Urban Habitat Program. This groundbreaking
journal was for many years the only national publication focused
on environmental justice. It has treated such disparate topics
as pesticides, energy, food security, the law, the border, and
immigration. RPE is still published by Urban Habitat, and back
issues are available on Urban
Habitat’s website.
CRPE staff have also published training manuals and theoretical
articles on environmental justice topics, for activists, lawyers
and for the general public. Some of these publications include
the following;
CRPE makes its resources available for free to client and ally groups. To get access to the full range of resources from CRPE, please contact CRPE for the password to this section.
Ralph Santiago Abascal & Luke W. Cole, The Struggle for Environmental Justice: Legal Services Advocates Tackle Environmental Poverty Law, 29 Clearinghouse Review: Journal of Poverty Law 459 (1995)
Luke W. Cole and Sheila R. Foster, From the Ground Up: Environmental
Racism and the Rise of the Environmental Justice Movement (New
York University Press, 2001).
Luke W. Cole, “Using Title VI of the Civil Rights
Act to Protect Cultural and Natural Resources,” chapter
in Natural
Resources and Environmental Justice (K. Mutz, ed.)(Island
Press, 2002).
Luke W. Cole, "The Truth Won't Set You Free (But it Might
Make the Evening News): The Use of Demographic Information in Struggles
for Environmental Justice in California," chapter in Challenges
to Equality: Poverty and Race in America (C. Hartman, ed.)(M.E.
Sharpe, 2001).
Luke W. Cole, “Creating Models for Progressive Lawyering
in the 21st Century,” transcript published in 9 Brooklyn
Journal of Law & Policy 297 (2001).
Luke W. Cole, “Stop Gutting Civil Rights,” 17 The
Environmental Forum 50 (September-October 2000).
Luke W. Cole, “‘Wrong on the Facts, Wrong on the Law’:
Civil Rights Advocates Excoriate EPA’s Most Recent Title
VI Misstep,” 29 ELR News & Analysis 10775 (1999).
Luke W. Cole, “The Theory and Reality of Community-Based
Environmental Decision-making: The Failure of California’s
Tanner Act and its Implications for Environmental Justice,” 25
Ecology Law Quarterly 733 (1999).
Luke W. Cole, Richard Moore and Robert Bullard, “Communities
Want Development without Discrimination,” Lake Links 1 (University
of Toledo College of Law, Winter 1998).
Luke W. Cole and Richard Moore, “Attacks on EPA
Unfair,” USA
Today (July 20, 1998).
Luke W. Cole, "Environmental Justice and the Three Great
Myths of White Americana," 3 West/Northwest 449 (1996).
Luke W. Cole, "The Truth Won't Set You Free (But it Might
Make the Evening News): The Use of Demographic Information in Struggles
for Environmental Justice in California," 5 Poverty & Race 9 (May/June 1996).
Luke W. Cole, "Macho Law Brains, Public Citizens, and Grassroots
Activists: Three Models of Environmental Advocacy," 14 Virginia
Environmental Law Journal 687 (1995).
Ralph Santiago Abascal, Tools for Combating Environmental Injustice in the 'Hood: Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1968, 29 Clearinghouse Review: Journal of Poverty Law 345 (1995).
Luke W. Cole, "Community-Based Administrative Advocacy under
Civil Rights Law: A Potential Environmental Justice Tool for Legal
Services Advocates," 29 Clearinghouse Review 360 (1995).
Luke W. Cole, "Legal Services, Public Participation and Environmental
Justice," 29 Clearinghouse Review 449 (1995).
Luke W. Cole and Ralph Santiago Abascal, "The Struggle for
Environmental Justice: Legal Services Advocates Tackle Environmental
Poverty Law," 29 Clearinghouse Review 459 (1995).
Luke W. Cole, "Lawyers, the Law and Environmental Justice:
Dangers for the Movement," 5 Race, Poverty & the Environment 3 (Fall 1994/Winter 1995).
Luke W. Cole, "Foreword: A Jeremiad on Environmental Justice
and the Law," 14 Stanford Environmental Law Review ix (1995).
Luke W. Cole, "Civil Rights, Environmental Justice and the
EPA: The Brief History of Administrative Complaints Under Title
VI," 9 Journal of Environmental Law and Litigation 309 (1994).
Luke W. Cole, "Environmental Justice in the Classroom: Real
Life Lessons for Law Students," 96 West Virginia Law Review 1051 (1994).
M. Casey Jarman and Luke W. Cole, "A New Approach to Expanding
Resources for Environmental Justice: The Professor-in-Residence," 96
West Virginia Law Review 1165 (1994).
Luke W. Cole, "Environmental Justice Litigation: Another
Stone in David's Sling," 21 Fordham Urban Law Journal 523
(1994).
Luke W. Cole, "The Struggle of Kettleman City for
Environmental Justice: Lessons for the Movement," Maryland Journal of
Contemporary Legal Issues 67 (1994).
Luke W. Cole, "Legal Services Tackles Environmental
Justice," Management
Information Exchange Journal (1994).
Luke W. Cole, "The Crisis and Opportunity in Public Interest
Law: A Challenge to Law Students to be Rebellious Lawyers in
the '90s," 4 Boston University Public Interest Law Journal 1 (1994).
Luke W. Cole, "Environmental Racism Lawsuits," 11 Everybody's
Backyard 18 (November/December 1993).
Luke W. Cole, "Environmental Justice Communities Take on
Corporate Polluters," 1993 California Environmental Law
Reporter 81 (March 1993).
Luke W. Cole, "Empowerment as the Key to Environmental Protection:
The Need for Environmental Poverty Law," 19 Ecology Law
Quarterly 619 (1992).
Luke W. Cole, "Remedies for Environmental Racism: A View
from the Field," 90 Michigan Law Review 1991 (1992).
Luke W. Cole, "The Anti-Immigration Environmental Alliance:
Divide and Conquer at the Border of Racism," 3 Race, Poverty & the
Environment 13 (Spring 1992).
Luke W. Cole, "Environmental Racism 101: The Kettleman Incinerator
Case," 4 Toxic News 1 (February 1992).
Luke W. Cole and Susan Senger Bowyer, "Pesticides and the
Poor," 23 Environmental Action 22 (September/October 1991).
Luke W. Cole and Susan Senger Bowyer, "Pesticides and the
Poor in California," 2 Race, Poverty & the Environment
1 (Spring 1991).
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