That the Senate— (1) declares that incarcerated people have the right to healthy and safe environments, and the right to advocate for protecting and improving their environmental health; and (2) proclaims this Declaration of Environmental Rights for Incarcerated People, founded on the principles that— (A) incarcerated people have inherent dignity and personhood; (B) the right to humane treatment is inviolable and without distinction of any kind, including the nature of a crime committed; (C) incarcerated people have the right to a healthy environment; (D) environmental standards in carceral facilities should protect the health of the most vulnerable people with an adequate margin of safety; (E) disregard and contempt for the environmental health of incarcerated people undermines the pursuit of justice; (F) the right of incarcerated people to a healthy environment should be universally recognized and protected by law; (G) legal remedies for inhumane conditions should be universally available to incarcerated people and their advocates, without hindrance or delay, in courts of law; (H) incarcerated people have the right to, and should be proactively supplied with, information and education regarding exposure pathways to environmental hazards in the facilities in which they are incarcerated; (I) incarcerated people have the right to discuss the environmental health conditions of carceral facilities among themselves; (J) incarcerated people have the right to advocate, without fear or threat of retaliation, to protect and improve their environmental health; (K) incarcerated people have the right to refuse to work or labor in unsafe or hazardous conditions, and have the right to receive alternative work opportunities, without threat of retaliation or impact on release decisions; and (L) decarceration should serve as a principal strategy to reduce the environmental health harms of criminal legal systems; and (3) supports efforts to enact legislation guided by the principles described in paragraph (2).