Residents demand Fort Worth prioritize environmental issues in 2050 plan | Fort Worth Report

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In Fort Worth, a coalition of residents is making a strong call for the city to prioritize environmental issues in its 2050 plan, emphasizing that their requests for meetings with city officials have largely gone unheard. This group believes that addressing environmental justice is critical for the health and well-being of the community. They are particularly concerned about the impact of environmental degradation on local neighborhoods and are urging city leaders to take their concerns seriously. The coalition's campaign underscores the importance of community engagement in shaping policies that affect public health and environmental quality. As urban areas face increasing challenges related to climate change and pollution, the residents are demanding that their voices be included in discussions that will shape the city's future.

The call for action is not just about policy; it reflects a growing awareness of how environmental issues disproportionately affect marginalized communities. Many residents feel that without their input, the city’s plans may overlook significant local concerns. The coalition aims to ensure that environmental considerations are at the forefront of Fort Worth's planning for the next few decades.

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