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Let's Talk Dirty: Revealing the United States Sanitation Crisis and its Disproportionate Effect on Poor and Minority Communities
The Impact of Climate Change on the Cultural Identity of Indigenous Peoples and the Nation's First “Climate Refugees”
Race, Place, and Pollution: The Deep Roots of Environmental Racism
Mai Kia Manawa Mau Loa Aku: Knaka Maoli Governance Through Nearshore Fisheries Management in Mo'omomi
Regulatory Theater: How Investor-owned Utilities and Captured Oversight Agencies Perpetuate Environmental Racism
Equity Through Efficiency: Rethinking Superfund Policy in Light of Tort Law-provoked Environmental Racism
Environmental Justice for All
Racializing Environmental Justice
Environmental Justice, Racism and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database)
Addressing the Disproportionate Adverse Health Effects Among BIPOC Communities as a Result of Environmental Racism
Racism and Toxic Burden in Rural Dixie
Mapping Racial Geographies of Violence on the Colonial Landscape
Land, Legacy, and Law: Amending CERCLA to Account for Environmental Contamination of Tribal Cultural Resources
Dikos Nitsaa'igii-19 (“The Big Cough”): Coal, Covid-19, and the Navajo Nation
Down and Dirty: Remedies and Reparations for Intersected Environmental and Reproductive Justice
Environmental Justice in the United Nations Human Rights System: Challenges and Opportunities for the Protection of Indigenous Women's Rights Against Environmental Violence
Chapter Two Indigenous Interpretations: Invoking the Third Indian Canon to Combat Climate Change
Aristotelian Decency as a Corrective for Compliance-induced Environmental Racism
Environmental Racism on Tucson's Southside: An Overview of the Tucson Superfund Site and a Call to Address New Chemical Contamination
Environmental Law as Segregation
Practicing on Uneven Ground: Raising Environmental Justice Claims under Race Neutral Laws
Black Urban Ecologies and Structural Extermination
Foreword to The Republication of Racializing Environmental Justice
“Riot Boosting”: South Dakota's Integration of Environmental, Indigenous, and First Amendment Concerns and the Rhetoric on Protest
Racial Segregation and Environmental Injustice
Now Is the Time for Black Queer Feminist Ecology
Retooling Environmental Justice
From Covid-19 to Climate Change: Disaster & Inequality at the Crossroads
Odor in the Court! And it Smells like Environmental Racism: How Big Pork Is Legally Abusing Poor Communities of Color in Eastern North Carolina
Gun Violence and De Facto Segregation: Could Environmental Discrimination Be Fueling Chicago's Soaring Gun Violence?
Cancer Alley and the Fight Against Environmental Racism
Retooling Environmental Justice
Environmental Racism, American Exceptionalism, and Cold War Human Rights
Fracking in Pueblo and Diné Communities
Quiet Suffocation: California Oil and Gas Production near Communities of Color Is a Public Health Crisis
A Great Nation Keeping its Word: the Role of Tribal Treaty Rights in Climate Change Litigation
Humans Long Ignored: Revisiting NEPA's Definition of “Human Environment” in the Era of Black Lives Matter
Prosecuting International Environmental Crime Committed Against Indigenous Peoples in Brazil
Fishing for Solutions: Pacific Northwest Atlantic Salmon Fish Farming in the Wake of the Cooke Aquaculture Net-pen Collapse
Environmental Racism: How Governments Are Systematically Poisoning Indigenous Communities & the U.N.'s Role
From Sovereignty to Self-determination: Emergence of Collective Rights of Indigenous Peoples in Natural Resources Management
Raping Indian Country
Under Coyote's Mask: Environmental Law, Indigenous Identity, and #NODAPL
California Indian Tribes and the Marine Life Protection Act: The Seeds of a Partnership to Preserve Natural Resources
No More Excuses: Building a New Vision of Civil Rights Enforcement in the Context of Environmental Justice
Avoiding Maladaptations to Flooding and Erosion: A Case Study of Alaska Native Villages
Environmentalism Isn't New: Lessons from Indigenous Law
Deserving a Place at the Table: Effecting Change in Substantive Environmental Procedures in Indian Country
The Wild West Re-lived: Oil Pipelines Threaten Native American Tribal Lands
Building Just, Safe, and Healthy Communities
The Evolving Paradigm of Laws on Lead-based Paint: from Code Violation to Environmental Hazard
Contaminated Childhood: How the United States Failed to Prevent the Chronic Lead Poisoning of Low-income Children and Communities of Color
Environmental Racism, American Exceptionalism, and Cold War Human Rights
The Environmental and Social Injustice of FarmworkerPesticide Exposure
Toxins Targeted at Minorities: The Racist Undertones of"Environmentally-Friendly" Initiatives
Legal Strategies to Challenge Environmental Racism
Environmental Racism - An Unfortunate Reality
Treaty-based Climate Change Claims: Litigation Pathways in the Face of Cultural Devastation
Global Southerners in the North
Climate Change and the Criminal Justice System
Enhancing the Integration of Indigenous Knowledge to Address Climate Change
The United States First Climate Relocation: Recognition, Relocation, and Indigenous Rights at the Isle De Jean Charles

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