Articles by Alexandria Herr
Alexandria Herr is a journalist who writes about climate change and the environment. You can find her work in Grist, Slate, Salon, and elsewhere.
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![Social activists, homeless residents, and supporters rally at the start of a 24-hour vigil to block a planned shutdown of a homeless encampment at Echo Lake Park in Los Angeles]()
![Social activists, homeless residents, and supporters rally at the start of a 24-hour vigil to block a planned shutdown of a homeless encampment at Echo Lake Park in Los Angeles]()
As COVID restrictions lift, green spaces are the front lines in a fight for housing justice
L.A.’s Echo Park was an oasis for the unhoused during the pandemic — until the city forcibly removed them.
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![A group of joggers passes an oil well pumping next to residential units under construction in residential California]()
![A group of joggers passes an oil well pumping next to residential units under construction in residential California]()
7 million Californians live near oil and gas wells. This bill could change that.
One of the most ambitious state oil and gas bills ever would eliminate fracking and institute buffer zones to protect frontline communities.
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![Aerial view of a mobile home park in Texas]()
![Aerial view of a mobile home park in Texas]()
After the winter storm, a Texas mobile home community’s nightmare was far from over
“It was a living nightmare for everybody.”
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At 19, she’s a veteran activist. Here’s how she’s staying in the fight.
Jamie Margolin mobilized youth to protest climate inaction in 2018. In 2021, she says both nothing and everything has changed.
