Study after study affirms that low-income, minority communities bear a disproportionate burden of pollution. The … require much more study and practice. Certainly, the implications of the environmental justice problem are largely unexplored … continue to bear a greater burden of the health, economic and other quality of life risks and burdens associated with pollution …

The article reviews two decades of scholars' claims that exposures to pollution and other environmental risks are … unequally distributed by race and class, 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 …

how efforts to improve access to justice can create more sustainable methods for securing the rule of law, and in … successes and failures in supporting the rule of law and access to justice have affected the urban environment …

This Article suggests a paradigmatic reversal in the sociolegal conceptualization of environmental justice and seeks to … expand the notion of environmental justice to a disaster risk reduction modality. This legal narrative chronicles how those … justice. These examples elucidate how environmental justice is perceived and how the legal framework for environmental justice …

unevenly across traditional environmental justice communities. Poor communities and those exposed to higher risks attract …

This posting outlines the concept of "environmental justice" as I recently described it for an encyclopedia entry in … the field of "Action Research". In this discipline, the term "environmental justice" describes more than a fair outcome … justice means amplifying the voices of poor, racialized and Indigenous communities in environmental and natural resource …

EU to counter poverty, exclusion and inequality. Second, this chapter argues that environmental justice continues to be …