Overview
Part I presents an overview of the early environmental justice movement and highlights key leadership roles assumed by women activists. Part II examines the lives of people living in "sacrifice zones"—toxic corridors (such as Louisiana's infamous "Cancer Alley") where high concentrations of polluting industries are found. Part III explores land use, land rights, resource extraction, and sustainable development conflicts, including Chicano struggles in America's Southwest. Part IV examines human rights and global justice issues, including an analysis of South Africa's legacy of environmental racism and the corruption and continuing violence plaguing the oil–rich Niger Delta.
Together, the diverse contributors to this much–anticipated follow–up anthology present an inspiring and illuminating picture of the environmental justice movement in the first decade of the twenty–first century.
This book title, The Quest for Environmental Justice (Human Rights and the Politics of Pollution), ISBN: 9781578051205, by Robert D. Bullard, Maxine Waters, published by Catapult (October 1, 2005) is available in paperback. Our minimum order quantity is 25 copies. All standard bulk book orders ship FREE in the continental USA and delivered in 4-10 business days.
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