From the Ground Up: Environmental Racism and the Rise of the Environmental Justice Movement (Critical America, 34)
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From the Ground Up: Environmental Racism and the Rise of the Environmental Justice Movement (Critical America, 34)

by Luke W. Cole, Sheila R. Foster

Politics Environmental Studies social justice
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A critical examination of environmental racism and the growth of the environmental justice movement, highlighting legal and community responses to environmental inequities.

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This book explores the intersection of race, environmental policy, and social justice in America.

It traces the development of the environmental justice movement and its response to environmental racism.

The authors analyze legal frameworks and community activism that have shaped environmental equity efforts.

Readers gain insight into how marginalized communities have confronted environmental hazards and advocated for change.

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