CriterionyxInsights
Environmental Health · Justice
Environmental Health & Justice Analysis
We translate complex environmental data into clear, actionable insights. Using spatial analysis, risk assessment, and community-based participatory research, we help organizations identify hazards, understand disproportionate impacts, and evaluate policy effectiveness - with findings that are accurate, transparent, and directly applicable to decision-making.
Burden × vulnerability overlay
3 HOTSPOTS
How we read it
Where environmental burden and social vulnerability compound.
Pollution maps alone don't tell the justice story. We overlay exposure with social vulnerability to surface the neighborhoods where harm and disadvantage stack - the places intervention should reach first.
Illustrative - sample analysis shown to demonstrate methodology, not client data.
Actionable insights, clear reporting
From environmental data to equitable policy.
What we do
- Environmental hazard identification and spatial analysis
- Risk assessment of environmental exposures and their health impacts
- Disproportionate impact analysis and environmental justice mapping
- Evaluation of policy and intervention effectiveness
- Data integration from environmental monitoring, public health, and socio-economic sources
Our approach
- Statistical and geospatial analysis using R, Python, GIS, or similar tools
- Integration of multi-source data such as EPA databases, census data, and community surveys
- Application of environmental health methods grounded in real-world practice
- Clear communication of findings for both technical and non-technical audiences
Outcomes we deliver
- Identification of emerging environmental hazards and trends for proactive policy interventions
- Evidence to support policy development, advocacy campaigns, and legal challenges
- Clear, defensible insights for reports, publications, and community engagement
- Enhanced public health and environmental equity for affected communities
Working to protect a community's health?
Tell us about the exposure you're investigating. We'll show you how an evidence-based justice analysis would approach it.