Primary Sources: NEJAC Recommendation Reports
This page duplicates text and links of a page on the EPA’s website copied March 20, 2025: https://www.epa.gov/faca/nejac-recommendation-reports.
The National Environmental Justice Advisory Council (NEJAC) provides independent advice, consultation, and recommendations to the Administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on matters related to environmental justice. Since 1993, NEJAC has provided a valuable forum for discussions about integrating environmental justice into EPA’s programs, policies, and activities. The NEJAC has worked to shape agency policy including recommendations from the 1996 Brownfields report on Unintended Impacts from Revitalization that created the national Brownfields conference, as well as the 2005 Gulf Coast Hurricanes and Vulnerable Populations Recommendations that helped shape the agency response to the Gulf Oil Spill.
Recommendation Reports
The following NEJAC reports and letters contain advice and recommendations to the Agency. You also may Search all NEJAC Recommendations:
- See also previous years’ reports:
EPA/NEJAC Roundtable Meetings
The following reports contain general advice to the Agency; they do not reflect formal consensus recommendations.
| Date | Location | Content |
| U.S. EPA/NEJAC Roundtable on Environmental justice in the U.S.-Mexico border region | ||
| August 19 – 21, 1999 | Region 9, National City, California | EPA-Border Environmental Justice Report (pdf) (1.25 MB) |
| U.S. EPA/NEJAC Roundtables on Enforcement issues in EPA | ||
| December 11 – 13, 1997 | Region 4 in Durham, North Carolina | Region 4 Roundtable |
| October 17 – 19, 1996 | San Antonio Texas | EPA – Report of the Env. Justice Enforcement and Compliance Assurance Region 6 Roundtable (pdf) (703.68 KB) |
| U.S. EPA/NEJAC Roundtable on Superfund Relocation issues | ||
| May 2 – 4, 1996 | Pensacola, FL | EPA – Proceedings: Superfund Relocation Roundtable Meeting, May 2-4, 1996, Pensacola, FL (pdf) (453.73 KB) |
| *EPA’s Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response maintains an index of Superfund Relocation Information; if you wish more information about relocation issues and policy. | ||
Other NEJAC Correspondence
Disclaimer
The information, reports and recommendations listed on these pages are the products of the National Environmental Justice Advisory Council, an independent council created under the Federal Advisory Committee Act, to provide independent advice and recommendations on the subject of environmental justice to the EPA Administrator The information, reports and recommendations found on this site reflect the opinions and views of the independent National Environmental Justice Advisory Council, and not necessarily the views or opinions of the U.S. EPA.
Previous Years’ Reports:
EPA/NEJAC Roundtable Meetings
The following reports contain general advice to the Agency; they do not reflect formal consensus recommendations.
| Date | Location | Content |
| U.S. EPA/NEJAC Roundtable on Environmental justice in the U.S.-Mexico border region | ||
| August 19 – 21, 1999 | Region 9, National City, California | EPA-Border Environmental Justice Report (pdf) (1.25 MB) |
| U.S. EPA/NEJAC Roundtables on Enforcement issues in EPA | ||
| December 11 – 13, 1997 | Region 4 in Durham, North Carolina | Region 4 Roundtable |
| October 17 – 19, 1996 | San Antonio Texas | EPA – Report of the Env. Justice Enforcement and Compliance Assurance Region 6 Roundtable (pdf) (703.68 KB) |
| U.S. EPA/NEJAC Roundtable on Superfund Relocation issues | ||
| May 2 – 4, 1996 | Pensacola, FL | EPA – Proceedings: Superfund Relocation Roundtable Meeting, May 2-4, 1996, Pensacola, FL (pdf) (453.73 KB) |
| *EPA’s Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response maintains an index of Superfund Relocation Information; if you wish more information about relocation issues and policy. | ||
Other NEJAC Correspondence
Disclaimer
The information, reports and recommendations listed on these pages are the products of the National Environmental Justice Advisory Council, an independent council created under the Federal Advisory Committee Act, to provide independent advice and recommendations on the subject of environmental justice to the EPA Administrator The information, reports and recommendations found on this site reflect the opinions and views of the independent National Environmental Justice Advisory Council, and not necessarily the views or opinions of the U.S. EPA.