Environmental justice.
Overview
| Works: | 56 works in 10 publications in 10 languages | |
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Titles
Humanity's footprint : = momentum, impact, and our global environment /
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Challenging the chip = labor rights and environmental justice in the global electronics industry /
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Environmental justice and environmentalism = the social justice challenge to the environmental movement /
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Toxic tourism : = rhetorics of pollution, travel, and environmental justice /
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Natural resources and social conflict = towards critical environmental security /
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Urbanization and sustainability = linking urban ecology, environmental justice and global environmental change /
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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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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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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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Planetary passport = re-presentation, accountability and re-generation /
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Mixed methods and cross disciplinary research = towards cultivating eco-systemic living /
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A field guide to climate anxiety = how to keep your cool on a warming planet /
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Litigating the climate emergency : = how human rights, courts, and legal mobilization can bolster climate action /
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Exploring environmental violence : = perspectives, experience, expression, and engagement /
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Invertebrate justice = extending the boundaries of non-speciesist green criminology /
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Energy justice = affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all /
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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 Planning, Urban Development, and the Making of Environmental Injustice in Minneapolis.
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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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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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Epidemiological Assessment of Harmful Environmentally Linked Factors and Their Relationships With Environmental Justice.
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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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Cocreating Property Value and Energy Justice : = A Framework to Leverage Investor Self-Interest to Overcome the Renewable Energy Split-Incentive in Rental Property.
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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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Challenging the chip = labor rights and environmental justice in the global electronics industry /
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Green gentrification and environmental injustice = a complexity approach to policy /
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