Environmental justice.
Overview
| Works: | 230 works in 22 publications in 22 languages | |
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Titles
Toxic struggles : = the theory and practice of environmental justice /
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Environmental justice in the new millennium : = global perspectives on race, ethnicity, and human rights /
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Resisting global toxics : = transnational movements for environmental justice /
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Environmental Justice in Urban Development Planning: A Geographic Analysis of Mobility and Accessibility in the Transportation Corridor.
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Ecologically unequal exchange = environmental injustice in comparative and historical perspective /
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Climate technology, gender, and justice = the standpoint of the vulnerable /
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Struggles for climate justice = uneven geographies and the politics of connection /
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The intersection of environmental justice, climate change, community, and the ecology of life
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Spheres of transnational ecoviolence = environmental crime, human security, and justice /
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Discourses on sustainability = climate change, clean energy, and justice /
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The environmental justice reader : = politics, poetics, & pedagogy /
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Environmental justice and environmentalism = the social justice challenge to the environmental movement /
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Reclaiming nature : = environmental justice and ecological restoration /
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Procedural justice in the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change = negotiating fairness /
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From sovereignty to superfund: The Onondaga Nation's legal battle for land rights, environmental justice, and the remediation of Onondaga Lake.
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Learning from theories and practice of sustainability: In search of cohesion.
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The rhetoric of collaboration: Examining the inclusive and exclusive rhetoric in the environmental policies of Japan and the United States.
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The Curious Case of Park Space: An Analysis of Public Parks in Santa Ana, CA.
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From Disposable Culture to Disposable People: Teaching About the Unintended Consequences of Plastics.
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Green criminology and green theories of justice = an introduction to a political economic view of eco-justice /
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Towards a just climate change resilience = developing resilient, anticipatory and inclusive community response /
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Rewriting Homeland(S): Indigenous Narrative Aesthetics and Ecocritial Activism.
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The Political Ecology of South Florida: Indigenous Rights and the Everglades.
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Allies of the Movement to Protect Mauna Kea: Non-indigenous Solidarity in Kanaka Maoli Protectivism.
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Energy and environmental justice = movements, solidarities, and critical connections /
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Towards Energy Justice: A Multidimensional Analysis of Energy Poverty Recognition and Responses in the United States.
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Living in the Sacrifice Zone: Environmental Organizations and Community Resilience in South Louisiana.
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An Interdisciplinary Health Disparities Research and Intervention Strategy Applied to the Problem of Pediatric Asthma in Kansas City.
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Environmental justice and sustainable development : = with a case study in Brazil's Amazon using Q methodology /
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Environmental governance: Conservation easements and the social meaning of property.
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Entangled voices of the Sea of Cortez: Exploring the use of visual anthropological methods to study sharks and shark fishers.
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Climate crisis and the democratic prospect : = participatory governance in sustainable communities /
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People, plants, and justice : = the politics of nature conservation /
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Street science : = community knowledge and environmental health justice /
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Linking activism : = ecology, social justice, and education for social change /
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Fairness in adaptation to climate change / = edited by W. Neil Adger ... [et al.].
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Justice, society and nature : = an exploration of political ecology /
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Justice and natural resources : = concepts, strategies, and applications /
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Environmental justice and environmentalism : = the social justice challenge to the environmental movement /
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Reclaiming the environmental debate = the politics of health in a toxic culture /
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The quest for environmental justice : = human rights and the politics of pollution /
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Challenging the chip : = labor rights and environmental justice in the global electronics industry /
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Sustainable communities and the challenge of environmental justice /
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Humanity's footprint : = momentum, impact, and our global environment /
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Defining environmental justice : = theories, movements, and nature /
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Justice in funding adaptation under the international climate change regime
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Turning down the heat = the politics of climate policy in affluent democracies /
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Environmental justice in the new millennium = global perspectives on race, ethnicity, and human rights /
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Natural resources and social conflict = towards critical environmental security /
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Introducing just sustainabilities : = policy, planning, and practice /
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Fairness and justice in environmental decision-making : = water under the bridge /
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Neighborhood as refuge : = community reconstruction, place remaking, and environmental justice in the city /
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Environmental justice, civil society and industrial risks : = unveiling Durban's (not so) Holy Grail, South Africa /
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Religion and sustainability : = social movements and the politics of the environment /
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Hispanic communities and environmental justice: A comparative study of mobility and exposure to air toxics in Houston.
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A framework for integrated water resources management, environmental justice, and stream health.
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Connecting Pixels to People: Management Agents and Social-ecological Determinants of Changes to Street Tree Distributions.
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Smoke and mirrors: Smelter pollution and the cultural construction of environmental narratives on the U.S.-Mexico border, 1970-1988.
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Stakeholder Engagement in the Designation Process of the Marine Protected Areas in Taiwan: A Social-Ecological System Perspective.
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Crimes against the Environment---Comparative Criminology and Criminal Justice Perspectives.
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In the Cockpit: The Political Ecology of Integrated Conservation and Development in Cockpit Country, Jamaica.
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Global Norms and Green Constitutions: Explaining the Emergence of Constitutional Environmental Rights.
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The ecological world views and post-conventional action logics of global sustainability leaders.
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The total liberation action research team: Re-membering practices of holistic, creative, and compassionate justice.
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Developing effective environmental justice policies through a synergistic analysis of space, the environment, and the law.
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Imaginative geographies and state reliance: Examining Taiwan's Shanyuan Bay and Miramar Resort.
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Environmental justice and natural resource extraction: Examining mining operations on Native American lands.
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Communication Practices and Citizens' Participation in the Colombian Water Movement.
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Linkages between Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation (CAFO) expansion and county board politics in rural Illinois.
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Does Technology or Expertise Matter? An Exploration of Attitudes and Opinions on Synthetic Biology Policy and Governance Needs.
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"The Saudi Arabia of wind": Energy identities and conflict in a historic oil town.
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Telling the Story of Food Justice: A Case Study of The Urban Farming Institute of Boston.
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Struggles Over Governance of Oil and Gas Projects in the Peruvian Amazon.
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Stronger Together: The Cross-Cultural Coalition to Stop a Fossil Fuel Export Terminal in the Salish Sea.
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Food Sovereignty, Gender and Transitions in Traditional Culinary Knowledge in the Chinantla, Oaxaca, Mexico.
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Conceptualizing transnational democratic networks: A case study of World Wide Views on Biodiversity.
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Participatory Institutions and Environmental Protection: Popular and Prior Consultations in Latin America = = Instituciones participativas y proteccion ambiental: Consultas populares y consultas previas en America Latina.
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Water is Life: A Community-Based Participatory Study of the Significance of Water and its Relationship to the Health and Well-Being of the Kickapoo Tribe in Kansas.
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Social and Environmental Vulnerability: Unequal Impacts of Point Source Pollution Production and Government Sponsored Industry.
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Environmental Heath and Risk Assessment: Lead Poisoning, Remediation, and Project Sustainability in Zamfara, Nigeria and Lead-Arsenate Contamination in Washington, USA.
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A river to forgive the town: resilience and reclamation of public space in South Park through temporary activation and community empowerment.
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Planning for Urban Ecosystem Services: Generating Actionable Knowledge for Reducing Environmental Inequities in Santiago de Chile.
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Restoring a River to Reclaim a City?: The Politics of Urban Sustainability and Environmental Justice in the Los Angeles River Watershed.
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Newspaper Coverage of the Flint Water Crisis: An Empirical Analysis to Support a New Model for Latent Environmental Disasters.
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Capacity Building, Environmental Justice, and Brownfields Redevelopment: A Case Study of Harvest Hope Park, Tampa Bay, FL.
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Disconnected: Investigating the Social and Political Conditions Shaping Mexico City's Air Quality Regulatory Environment.
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Extracting Identities and Value from Nature: Power, Culture, and Knowledge in the Contested Politics of Mining.
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The Role of Extended Producer Responsibility Policy and Its Influence on Design for Environment within the Electronics Industry.
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Comparative Assessment of the Economic and Environmental Impacts of Food Waste Fermentation on Value-added Products.
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Acculturation in a Community Garden: The Shifting Role of a Hmong Garden in Eastern Wisconsin.
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Mobility justice : = the politics of movement in the age of extremes /
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"A Battle for the Soul of the Climate Movement": The Expansion of the Intersectional Climate Justice Frame among Young Activists in Canada.
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Visions of a Just City: Exploring Pathways for Climate Justice in Boston.
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In-groups, Out-groups and the Challenge of Increasing Diversity through Intentional Inclusion and Equity Practices: Exploring the Roles of Urban Land Managers, Affinity Groups, and Alaska Residents.
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Pre-existing and Potential Particulate Patterns in Populous Places: Probing Pollution Parity for the Poor and the Prosperous.
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Clearing the Air: A Proposal for a Congestion User Fee for the City of Boston.
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Undermining the Urban Present: Struggles Over Toxicity and Environmental Knowledge in Zambian Mining Cities.
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Payment for Ecosystem Services' Effects on Coupled Human-Natural Systems at Fanjingshan National Nature Reserve, China.
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Toxic Colonialism and Green Victimization of Native Americans: An Examination of the Genocidal Impacts of Uranium Mining.
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Nature, Race and Nation in Argentina's GM Soy Toxic Landscapes = = Naturaleza, Raza Y Nacion en Los Paisajes Toxicos De Soja Transgenica en La Argentina.
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A Tale of Two Community Engaged Research Studies: Addressing Environmental Health Disparities in Washington State.
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"Do Not Play" Outdoor Advisories: Examining the Impact of Soil Lead Contamination in Urban Communities.
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Environmental Justice and Landfills: Application of Spatial and Statistical Analysis for Assessing Landfill Sites in Texas.
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The Connection of Power, People, and Place: Evaluating Environmental Equity Content in the 100 Resilient Cities Strategies of Latin America.
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Re-Localizing Food Systems to Promote Justice and Build Social-Ecological Resilience: Lessons from Los Angeles County.
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Climate Change and the Ecology of the Political: Crisis, Hegemony, and the Struggle for Climate Justice.
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Sanitizing History: Environmental Cleanup and Historic Preservation in U.S. West Mining Communities.
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Critical Ecopedagogies of Love: Engaging Biocultural Diversities and Justice-Oriented Sustainabilities.
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"Cut Her Some Slack.": Examining Twenty-First Century Ecofeminist Digital Opinion Leader #AOC and the #GreenNewDeal.
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From Relationality to Resilience in Contemporary Dakota and Ojibwe Environmental Justice Literature.
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Assessing Indigenous Food Systems and Cultural Knowledges Among Smallholder Farmers in Ghana: Towards Environmental Sustainability Education and Development.
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American Fantasy: Imaginative Landscapes and Environmental Justice in Five American Writers' Work.
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A field guide to climate anxiety = how to keep your cool on a warming planet /
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Pursuing Procedural Justice in Sustainability Policy: Assessing the Linkage Between Political Culture and Municipal Efforts.
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Greenlining: Segregation and Environmental Policies in Miami from the New Deal to the Climate Crisis.
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A Transdisciplinary Analysis of Just Transition Pathways to 100% Renewable Electricity.
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Civil Liability of Transnational Corporations for Environmental Damage in Developing Countries: A Systematic Approach.
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"If We Just Plant the Seed": Community Technology Centers, Community Organization, and Ecosocial Justice.
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Green Space, Wildfires, and Access to Clean Vehicles : = Characterizing Public Health and Equity Outcomes Associated with Environmental Exposures and Policy Implementation across California.
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Multi-Scale Impacts of the Flint Water Crisis on Maternal Health Disparities.
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Urban Green Space: Mitigator or Multiplier of Inequality in the Denver Metropolitan Area?
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Three Essays on Environmental Justice in Georgia and Gentrification in Greenville, South Carolina.
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Leading Climate Action Planning: A Case Study of Local Community Practices.
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Power and Equity in the UNFCCC: Examining Inadequately Represented Groups in International Climate Governance.
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Linking Conservation and Environmental Justice: Exploring Relationship-Building between a Land Trust and Four Pacific Northwest Tribes.
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Black Lives Matter in Engineering, Too! An Environmental Justice Approach Towards Equitable Decision-Making for Stormwater Management in African American Communities.
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Environmental Communication, Pro-Environmental Behavior, and ENGOs: Understanding Motivation and Strategy Across Nations.
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Environmental Justice and Governance Dynamics of Supply Chains in the Livestock Sector.
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Environmental Justice Implications of Urban Park Discourse, Development, and Use.
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Assessing the Effects of a Communication Intervention on Climate Change Action Motivation Using a Health and Safety Risk Management Framework.
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Marine Debris in the Bering Sea : = Combining Historical Records, Toxicology, and Local Knowledge to Assess Impacts and Identify Solutions.
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Livelihoods in Transition across the Gulf of Mexico : = A Three Case Study Approach.
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Cities for the People : = Evaluating Democratic Spatial Practices in Bogota and New York City.
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"Coal Is Not the Answer. Renewable Energy for the People NOW!" : = The Struggle for Climate Justice in the Philippines.
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Invertebrate justice = extending the boundaries of non-speciesist green criminology /
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Green gentrification and environmental injustice = a complexity approach to policy /
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Energy justice = affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all /
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Environmental Planning, Urban Development, and the Making of Environmental Injustice in Minneapolis.
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Goods Movement Projects and Toxicity: Struggles for Environmental Justice Among Communities in Southern California.
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Elements of Place: Southern Women Writers, Race, and Generational Environmental Knowledge.
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Uncovering Fragmented Information About PFAS Contamination in Private Wells and Its Role in Housing Market Response.
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Examining Net-Zero Municipal Policies: Predicting Potential Successes and Shortcomings of Boston's Zero Net Carbon Building Zoning Initiative /
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Pushback in the jet age: Investigating neighborhood change, environmental justice, and planning process in airport-adjacent communities.
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Causal Inference Methods for Evaluation of Large-Scale Environmental Policy Effects Under Complex Treatment Interference.
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The Role of Social Media for Community-Based Organizations Focused on Environmental Justice in Southeast Los Angeles.
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"I Didn't Want to Be a Victim" : = Grassroots Community-Led Recovery in Post-Disaster Robeson County, North Carolina.
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Subjugation by Noise : = Colonial Retuning of Knowledge, Language, and Land.
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Does Public Electric Utility Ownership Matter for Household Energy Burdens? A Quantitative Energy Justice Analysis.
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Refoliating the Anthropocene : = Plant Being and Indigenous Ecological Knowledges in 20th and 21st Century Black Women's Literature.
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Data and Model Improvements to Quantify the Impacts of Air Pollution in Health and Environmental Justice.
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The Influence of the Built Environment on the Community Participation of Adults Aging with Long-Term Physical Disabilities : = A Mixed Methods Approach.
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Determinants and Implications of Chinese Involvement in Informal Artisanal and Small-Scale Gold Mining in Ghana : = Perspectives from the Grassroots.
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To Change Everything, We Need Everyone : = Belonging, Equity, and Diversity in the U.S. Climate Movement.
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Invisible Damage, Imaginary Injuries, and the Political Ecology of Redress in a Quebec Mining and Smelter Town /
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Ecological Assemblages: Christian Animism, Indigenous Ingenuity, and Moral Bricolage.
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Spatial Segregation in Mid-Size Indian Cities: Correlation of Three Area-Based Socio-Economic Measures With Street Morphology.
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Climate Justice Collaborative Toolkit: A Community Co-Development Process for Addressing Climate and Racial Justice Needs.
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Exploring Industry and Non-Profit Perspectives on Community Engagement and Energy Justice for Direct Air Capture (DAC) Carbon Removal Technologies.
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Environmental Justice Policy in the United States: Community Definition and Benefits Allocation in Underserved and Overburdened Communities /
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What Do You Notice? What Do You Wonder? A Mixed-Methods Investigation Into Community Science Data Talks.
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An Energy Systems Model Approach to US Decarbonization: Technological Solutions, Policy Pathways, and Equity Outcomes.
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The Social Dynamics of Natural Resources Management: Dynamical Systems Modeling Approaches to Understanding Equity, Power, and System Responses to Change.
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