Environmental Injustice
Environmental injustice, public health and solid waste facilities in North Carolina
... Environmental injustice refers to the disproportionate burden of harmful by- products created through the production and consumption of material goods, on non- white and low-wealth populations ...(18). ...
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Environmental Injustice in Pakistan: Impacts of Upstream Dams on Indus Delta and its Inhabitants
... to environmental Injustice. Environmental injustice takes place when some people or communities bear environmental burdens disproportionately, like those of hazardous waste dumps, or ...
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Environmental injustice and air pollution in coal affected communities, Hunter Valley, Australia
... of environmental injustice outlined by Lloyd-Smith and Bell, that political and resource inequities inhibit access by community members to government decision makers, compared to powerful industry interests ...
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Accumulated injuries of environmental injustice : living and working with petrochemical pollution in Nanjing, China
... of environmental injustice emerged from ethno- graphic findings and extends the sociological concept of the “ hidden injuries of class ” (Sennett and Cobb 1972), which focused on dislocations of social ...
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Nexus Between Land Grabbing and Development: Perspective of Environmental Injustice in Ethiopia
... of environmental injustice in ...of environmental stewardship from the view point of ethical ...of environmental injustice, has negatively affected the development of societies in ...in ...
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Urban Dereliction as Environmental Injustice
... both environmental injustice and racism—a framework that is not explicitly concerned with racialized privilege but still serves to mitigate issues relating to intentionality in social ...the ...
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The role of policy in the creation and perpetuation of environmental injustice: two case studies in an Australian regional city
... of environmental injustice, albeit within an Australian context, it was the critiques of the existing literature by Pulido (1996) and Bowen (2002) and the deficiencies in methodology noted by Bowen (2002), ...
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A Closer Look at Environmental Injustice in Indian Country
... practical matter, this means that Tribes seeking to free themselves from federal dependence and poverty often must consider less desirable forms of economic development that may include potentially polluting industries ...
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Measuring environmental injustice : how ecological debt defines a radical change in the international legal system
... of environmental injustice, and appraises this idea as a driving force for change in the international legal ...system. Environmental justice is understood here as a fair distribution of charges and ...
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CONFRONTING ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL CRISES: OCTAVIA E. BUTLER’S CRITIQUE OF THE SPIRITUAL ROOTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL INJUSTICE IN HER PARABLE NOVELS
... ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE THEMES IN THE PARABLE NOVELS Written in the form of journal entries by the novel’s protagonist, the fifteen-year- old Lauren Olamina, Parable of the Sower opens in the Los Angeles, ...
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ENVIRONMENTAL INJUSTICE IN MEXICO CITY: A SPATIAL-QUANTILE APPROACH
... tal injustice, We assigned the annual averages of PM 10 and ozone into ive economic deprivation categories (quintiles) across Mexico City’s AGEBs and used one-way ANOVA and Tukey–Kramer test to evaluate whether ...
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US Environmental Injustice Goes Well Beyond Flint
... The lead-contaminated water crisis in Flint, Michigan, has sparked public outrage overdepraved indifference to the lives and health of the city’s majority African- American residents. The catastrophe, emblematic of ...
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The Geography of Environmental Justice in Barrancabermeja
... main environmental consequences of oil-industries at the local ...between environmental justice and oil productive ...of environmental injustice involving the oil industry and rural or ...
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Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations: Hazards, Environmental and Health Risks as the Latent Products of Late Modernity
... Analyses of risk societies and the consequences of modernity, as well as theoretical perspectives on the environment are presented in this study to provide a theoretical framework for which hypotheses can be tested. ...
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Salvage Acts: Asian/American Artists and the Uncovering of Slow Violence in the San Francisco Bay Area
... by environmental racism are local, regional, national, and global; across scales, practices of displacement, incarceration, toxic dumping, labor exploitation and modernization campaigns continue to produce ...
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Pushback in the Jet Age: Investigating Neighborhood Change, Environmental Justice, and Planning Process in Airport-Adjacent Communities
... change, environmental justice outcomes, and the airport infrastructure planning process for airport-adjacent ...that environmental injustice is a concern at a systemic, institutional level for major ...
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Trust, distrust and epistemic injustice
... When thinking about the ways in which trust and distrust can allow for injustice, it is often useful to think about a two-part structure, and, correspondingly, two opportunities for justice or injustice. In ...
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Evolving concepts of epistemic injustice
... epistemic injustice, it might help to glance briefly back to the aetiology of the concepts of testimonial and hermeneutical injustice: what were these categories a response to? Through the nineties feminist ...
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Poverty and socioeconomic injustice in Muslim geographies
... marketplace. According to the religion as buffer thesis, religion might ease the negative life circumstances including poverty (Gebauer, Nehrlich, Sedikides and Neberich, 2012) and injustice (Joshanloo and ...
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The Parallelism Between Injustice And The 1804 Usman Dan Fodio’s Jihad: A Lesson For The Nigerian Leaders
... RELIGIOUS INJUSTICE: Racial or Ethnic injustice can be described as unfair treatments which a person receives because of his/her state and language of ...be injustice meted out to ...
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