Environmental Justice¶
Mohai, Pellow, & Roberts. (2009). Environmental Justice. Annual Review of Environment and Resources.
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- Environmental Justice
- The framework rests on a robust empirical record, built from the 1980s U.S. Environmental Justice Movement through decades of subsequent research, documenting that environmental harms are systematically concentrated on low-income communities, communities of colour, indigenous lands, and Global South populations, and that this concentration is not accidental but is produced by political-economic processes in which disadvantaged communities have less voice in siting, permitting, and regulatory decisions
This sourceA review of two decades of scholarship finding exposure to pollution and other environmental risks unequally distributed by race and class, alongside the environmental-justice movement's case studies and the history of US policy making.
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“examines case studies of environmental justice social movements and the history and politics of environmental justice policy making in the United States, and describes the emerging issue of global climate justice”
- The framework rests on a robust empirical record, built from the 1980s U.S. Environmental Justice Movement through decades of subsequent research, documenting that environmental harms are systematically concentrated on low-income communities, communities of colour, indigenous lands, and Global South populations, and that this concentration is not accidental but is produced by political-economic processes in which disadvantaged communities have less voice in siting, permitting, and regulatory decisions
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