Today on Eco Echo, host Nil Kıran sits down with guest Meyra Guler to explore the rise of Environmental Justice and Equity Law—a groundbreaking concept that ensures vulnerable communities are not left to bear the burden of pollution and industrial development.
From Cancer Alley in Louisiana to the Amazon rainforest and the Standing Rock protests, Merya highlights real-world examples where marginalized groups faced disproportionate harm—and how laws like the Environmental Justice Impact Assessment (EJIA) could change the balance of power.
This conversation isn’t just about protecting ecosystems—it’s about defending human rights, empowering indigenous voices, and ensuring fairness in how we build our future.
If you’ve ever wondered how law can become a tool for both environmental protection and social justice, this episode is for you.