Flint Fights Back: Environmental Justice and Democracy in the Flint Water Crisis (Urban and Industrial Environments)
An analysis of the Flint water crisis focusing on environmental justice, community activism, and the struggle for democratic accountability in urban policy.
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Flint Fights Back explores the intersection of environmental justice and democratic processes during the Flint water crisis.
The book examines how residents organized and responded to systemic failures in water management and public health.
It highlights the role of community activism in challenging institutional neglect and advocating for accountability.
The work situates the crisis within broader discussions of urban environments and industrial policy impacts.
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