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Erin Brockovich is an American paralegal, consumer advocate, and environmental activist who was instrumental in building a case against Pacific Gas & Electric Company (PG&E) involving groundwater contamination in Hinkley, California, for attorney Ed Masry in 1993. Their successful lawsuit was the subject of the Oscar-winning film Erin Brockovich (2000), starring Julia Roberts as Brockovich and Alb…
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business · American environmental activist (born 1960) · jurist · businessperson · environmentalist · also Erin Brockovich, Erin Pattee, Brockovich
Born 22 June 1960 · Q232019
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Going LIVE on Substack app today at 3PM. Ask me anything about water issues, boil water advisories, and the BIG one: why’s it so hard in 2025 for the greatest countries in the world to provide clean drinking water to communities? Join the conversation! www.thebrockovichreport.com
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Public attention spiked: 30,719 Wikipedia readers in one day, 7.3× the usual 4,196, with 0 article edits.
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Yahoo: Erin Brockovich Explains Why She Started Mapping New Data Centers
Yahoo: Why Erin Brockovich Is Sounding the Alarm About AI Data Centers
The Guardian: ‘We’re up against forces that have all the money in the world’: Erin Brockovich on her battle against AI datacentres
Public attention spiked: 15,230 Wikipedia readers in one day, 3.6× the usual 4,196, with 0 article edits. Coverage that week: “Erin Brockovich Launches Map to Track Controversial AI Data Centers, Which Reportedly Cost $25B in Environmental Damages Last Year” (People).
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People: Erin Brockovich Launches Map to Track Controversial AI Data Centers, Which Reportedly Cost $25B in Environmental Damages Last Year
Snopes rated the claim “Environmental activist Erin Brockovich has launched an online AI data center tracking project in order to document its environmental impact on local communities.” True.
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“I'll be live tomorrow (Thurs/June 19) 1:30 PM EST at @SubstackInc. Ask me anything! My birthday is coming up this weekend, so I'll be getting sentimental & sharing life lessons. Come say hi 👋”
“Going LIVE on Substack app today at 3PM. Ask me anything about water issues, boil water advisories, and the BIG one: why’s it so hard in 2025 for the greatest countries in the world to provide clean drinking water to communities? Join the conversation! www.thebrockovichreport.com”
“The sad part is that we’ve been here all along. Trump’s just honest about doing nothing to help the environment & build infrastructure. It’s all politics paid for by industry & I won’t pretend just to stay in good favor. We don’t need an opposition to Trump we need an alternative to the whole game.”
“Cut @arimelber.bsky.social some slack. He gave me a platform to make some important points about how politics is the problem and how regulations even when well intended are useless without enforcement. Ari is a mensch. Come to The Brockovich Report to talk more.”
“Thanks everyone who joined us live. Love that this is growing and hope more of you will keep joining us for some unfiltered truth. www.thebrockovichreport.com/p/tbr-live-m...”
“Hi Ya, I've started doing LIVE chats on my Substack - The Brockovich Report. Going live today to talk about where you can find the most affordable housing in America: FLINT, MICHIGAN. WTF. 🤯 Come say hi. substack.com/@erinbrockov...”
“Thanks to @realerinbrockovich.bsky.social and @suzannewriting.bsky.social for featuring our book in The Brockovich Report Check out my and @sharonudasin.bsky.social's conversation with Suzanne www.thebrockovichreport.com/p/poisoning-...”
“While I understand the conspiracy theories and don’t put anything past the powerful global patriarchy- immediately discounting the possibly that Virginia Giuffre took her own life robs her of her pain. Please take time to honor the human who suffered.”
“Available NOW!! Great new book I helped with. Poisoning the Well, an expose of #PFAS coverup & a firsthand look at communities suffering Superman’s not coming: but people are fighting back. By journalists @sharonudasin & @RachelFrazin bookshop.org/p/books/pois...”
Deadline.com: Erin Brockovich Signs On As E.P. Of ‘Black Snow,’ Film Documenting Russian Homemaker-Turned-Journalist Who Exposed Toxic Disaster
A guest essay penned by Brockovich entitled "What's at Stake in November" appeared in the opinion section of The New York Times
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New York Daily News: Erin Brockovich addresses East Palestine residents: ‘You’re going to be told it’s safe’
Brockovich wrote an article talking about the case of Steven Donziger, a lawyer who won an $18 billion judgment against Chevron before being jailed for contempt of court after refusing to turn his phone and computer over
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Rebel, a television series which creator Krista Vernoff loosely based on Brockovich's life, premiered on ABC
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Brockovich wrote about hormone-disrupting chemicals (such as PFAS) eroding human fertility at an alarming rate
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“The only difference between here and Hinkley is that I saw higher levels here than I saw in Hinkley.”
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Brockovich became involved in the case of 14 students from LeRoy, New York, who began reporting perplexing medical symptoms, including tics and speech difficulties
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Honorary Master of Arts, Business Communication, from Jones International University, Centennial, Colorado
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Detail about Hinkley case at AwesomeStories
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In which the district was accused of harming the health and safety of its students by allowing a contractor to operate a cluster of oil wells on campus
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After experiencing problems with mold contamination in her own home in the Conejo Valley, Brockovich received settlements of $430,000 ($752,578 in 2025) from two parties, and an undisclosed amount from a third party, to
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For $333 million ($684 million in 2025), the largest settlement ever paid in a direct-action lawsuit in United States history to that date
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Brockovich spoke out against PG&E after finding widespread unexplained illness in the town of Hinkley, California
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Born 1960-06-22.
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As a part of a natural-gas pipeline connecting to the San Francisco Bay Area
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The sad part is that we’ve been here all along. Trump’s just honest about doing nothing to help the environment & build infrastructure. It’s all politics paid for by industry & I won’t pretend just to stay in good favor. We don’t need an opposition to Trump we need an alternative to the whole game.
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