aThe Wood for the Trees: Ordinary Environmental Injustice and the Everyday Right to Urban Nature 木头为树: 普通的环境不公道和都市自然的每天权利[translate] anderstanding the Role of the National Exemplar in Constructing ‘Strategic Glurbanization’ nderstanding全国模范的角色在修建`战略Glurbanization’[...
An incident in Bhopal, India, in 1984 prompted much debate about the need for uniform environmental standards and it brought a dire problem into the spotlight that had for years been ignored: environmental injustice. In Bhopal over 2,000 people died and nearly 250,000 others suffered lung and...
Children's exposure to nitrogen dioxide in Sweden: investigating environmental injustice in an egalitarian country. Study objective: Prior studies have shown that children are particularly sensitive to air pollution. This study examined whether children of low socioecono... B Chaix,S Gustafsson,M Jerr...
Today,the federal government spendsless than $9 billion annually on energy innovation, which is less than a quarter of what it invests in health innovation and less than a tenth of what it invests in defense innovation. As we sit at a crossroads of an unprecedented confluence of challenges —...
Climate change reveals a stark injustice as those who have contributed least to environmental degradation suffer the most. In a concerning trend, nearly 60 percent of the world's displaced find themselves in countries most vulnerable to the impact of climate change, such as Syria, the Democratic ...
The evidence strongly suggests climate change is an environmental injustice that is likely to exacerbate existing racial disparities across a broad range of health outcomes.doi:10.1007/s40572-022-00360-wBerberian, Alique G.Department of Environmental Health Sciences, University of California, Los ...
From this perspective, Professor Foster evaluates the manner in which the phenomenon of environmental injustice is framed the efficacy of reforms in environmental decision-making processes, and the strategies and possibilities of grassroots efforts in achieving environmental justice. She argues that the ...
hit, Byron said, “it took away everything.” Even years after the floods, “we still had families that were living in FEMA trailers or living in the spare bedroom of somebody’s house or even living in their car. And it just hits you, the environmental injustice of the whole...
INTRODUCTION The climate change and other environmental issues as pollution or CO2 emissions concern every- body in the society, and addressing this topic is essential for the development and well-being of the humanity. Other gas emissions may also be responsible of the global warming, as the ...
As engines of socio-economic development, cities have become the center of environmental problems while improving the well-being of their inhabitants. Existing literature on the impact of urbanization on EWP is not yet clear. Some scholars proved that urban planning is conducive to improving the ...