Toxic Communities: Environmental Racism, Industrial Pollution, and Residential Mobility
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Toxic Communities: Environmental Racism, Industrial Pollution, and Residential Mobility

by Dorceta Taylor

Sociology Environmental Science social justice
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Toxic Communities examines the intertwined issues of environmental racism, industrial pollution, and residential mobility. Dorceta Taylor focuses on how environmental conditions, inequality, and patterns of movement shape communities, providing a concise foundation for readers interested in environmental studies, sociology, social justice, and public policy.

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Toxic Communities explores the relationship between environmental racism and industrial pollution.

The book considers how pollution and unequal environmental conditions affect residential communities.

It also examines residential mobility as part of the broader social and environmental landscape.

Written by Dorceta Taylor, this work addresses communities, inequality, and environmental change.

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