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ENVIRONMENTAL EQUITY AND RACIAL JUSTICE
Sur: International Journal on Human Rights, 2021 Afro-descendant peoples of the Americas are disproportionately affected by overlapping crises such as climate change, the loss of biodiversity, ecological degradation, the Covid-19 pandemic, the public health crisis, extreme socioeconomic inequality ...
Luis Gilberto Murillo
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Between divine and social justice: emerging climate-justice narratives in Latin American socio-environmental struggles [PDF]
Geographica Helvetica, 2020 This exploratory study traces the emergence of climate justice claims linked to narratives of Latin American social movements for the defence of life and territory.
C. Ruiz-de-Oña Plaza
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Promoting Environmental Justice
American Journal of Public Health, 2011 The authors reflect on environmental justice in the U.S. They suggest that to promote environmental justice in the U.S. a commitment to environmental justice needs to be made which surpasses that of the federal government. They argue that efforts are increasing in the U.S.
J Nadine, Gracia, Howard K, Koh
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Environmental Justice: the Economics of Race, Place, and Pollution.
Journal of Economic Perspectives, 2019 The grassroots movement that placed environmental justice issues on the national stage around 1980 was soon followed up by research documenting the correlation between pollution and race and poverty.
S. Banzhaf, Lala Ma, C. Timmins
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Environmental Justice in Italy
Partecipazione e Conflitto, 2018 Environmental Justice (EJ) in Italy is still an underdeveloped topic by academics. Notwithstanding a narrow range of works in the frame of environmental justice has been published over the years, contributions are more likely to be isolated.
Francesca Rosignoli
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Environmental justice and the SDGs: from synergies to gaps and contradictions
Sustainability Science, 2020 Through their synergies, trade-offs, and contradictions, the sustainable development goals (SDGs) have the potential to lead to environmental justices and injustices.
M. Menton +6 more
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Columbia Social Work Review, 2013 Concern for environmental justice has increased in recent decades. Although the environmental justice field is closely linked to social justice, the social work profession has yet to gain a substantive involvement in environmental justice efforts.
Dominoe Jarvis
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Indigenous Environmental Justice and Sustainability
The Cambridge Handbook of Environmental Justice and Sustainable Development, 2020 A distinct formulation of Indigenous environmental justice (IEJ) is required in order to address the challenges of the ecological crisis as well the various forms of violence and injustices experienced specifically by Indigenous peoples.
D. Mcgregor +2 more
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Introduction: Managed retreat and environmental justice in a changing climate
Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences, 2021 In response to global climate change, managed retreat has emerged as a controversial adaptation strategy. The purposeful movement of people and communities away from hazardous places raises numerous social and environmental justice concerns that will ...
A. Siders, I. Ajibade
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Conservation & Society, 2023 Currently, social justice for the management of ecosystem services is promoted widely in international communities. Efforts have increased to develop indicators for justice assessment, but these are relatively static forms of results-oriented analysis ...
Jun He
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