Transcending the urban–rural dichotomy: inequality in urban green space availability among urban neighbourhoods, urban villages and rural villages in Guangzhou, China by Fubin Luo, Yunzheng Zhang, Luyang Zhang

“…They usually have different green space availability, posing challenges to environmental justice. However, the Green space inequality concerning neighbourhood types has not yet been fully explored. …”
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Finding Like Minds and Gaining Inspiration: A Conversation with Teddie Potter by Riane Eisler

“…Teddie Potter, Co-Founder and Executive Editor of the Interdisciplinary Journal of Partnership Studies and Director of the Center for Planetary Health and Environmental Justice at the University of Minnesota School of Nursing. …”
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Individual and organizational factors associated with public health workforce competencies to advance health equity. by Paula M Kett, Shahida Shahrir, Betty Bekemeier, Kay Schaffer, Danielle J Zemmel, Davis G Patterson

“…Logistic regression assessed associations between key factors and staff-reported "knowledge of" and "confidence in addressing" structural racism, health equity, social determinants of equity (SDoE), social determinants of health (SDOH), and environmental justice, as well as belief and involvement in addressing racism through one's work. …”
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Environmental Governance Challenges of Indigenous Forest Recognition: Climate Solution Ideal and Its Uneven Outcomes in Indonesia by Abdurrahman Abdullah, Micah R. Fisher, Muhammad Alif K. Sahide

“…While this suggests a clear discursive victory for environmental justice movements, there has been less attention on the aftermaths of recognition. …”
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Transformative and Indigenous Frameworks in International Development by Mertens Donna M, Chilisa Bagele

“…The international development community made a commitment to transformative goals related to social, economic, and environmental justice that requires them to leave no one behind. …”
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“Frizioni famigliari”. Lavoratori, salute e conflitti in un’area industriale siciliana by Andrea Filippo Ravenda

“…On the basis of an ethnographic research led in close contact with some refinery workers and some members of environmental justice movements, this paper highlights how the public assessments on the interweaving of industrial presence, environment and health, defined in conflicting “causation fields” produce real frictions inside the workers families. …”
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Latin American decolonial feminisms: theoretical perspectives and challenges by Bárbara Martínez-Cairo, Emanuela Buscemi

“…It is here argued that decolonial feminisms employ this alternative perspective as a de facto standpoint, by rooting their principles in anti-racist, anti-capitalist and anti-imperialist narratives, and with some strong established goals, such as social and environmental justice, the rights of indigenous people, and the decolonization of knowledge.…”
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Women’s presence in contemporary Italy’s environmental movements, with a case study on the Mamme No Inceneritore committee by Rachele Ledda

“…This article analyses the long posterity of Italian ecofeminism and presents a case study of a group of women embodying the environmental justice movements in Italy, the Mamme No Inceneritore.…”
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Récit en mouvement : la construction d’un territoire paysan à Rio Bonito do Iguaçu au Brésil by Mathilde Teixeira Col

“…In Brazil, a country where land inequalities are structural, the peasant movement of the « landless » is the protagonist of the struggle for agrarian reform, in favor of social and environmental justice. This field notebook focuses on the construction of a peasant territory born out of a collective vision, located in Rio Bonito do Iguaçu, in the center-west of Paraná, Brazil. …”
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Cultural environments with more-than-human perspectives. Prototyping through research and training by Marie Davidová, Shany Barath, Susannah Dickinson

“…We argue that to achieve social justice, we must also reach environmental justice and become in synergy with the planet, with Gaia. …”
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Éthique environnementale, remédiation écologique et compensations territoriales : entre antinomie et correspondances by Julie Gobert

“…The connections between nature and human beings take the way of cooperation to implement social and environmental justice.Yet some questions are not resolved: the interplay between geographical scales and the distribution/appropriation of power in the decision process.…”
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Analyse des mutations socio-environnementales induites par l’exploitation minière à Bétaré-Oya, Est-Cameroun by Eric Voundi, Philippes Mbevo Fendoung, Patrick Essigue Emossi

“…It analyzes the environmental changes induced by extractive activities in Bétaré-Oya in order to assess environmental justice issues. It emerges that these issues locally formulated the taking into account, beyond the material and financial compensations, the collective identity of impacted communities, their relations of attachment to the territory, their needs/concerns, their culture, their territorial rights and their right to a decent life consistent with their values ​​and beliefs. …”
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Conflitos ambientais em Minas Gerais: exploração da água na microrregião de São Lourenço by Eder Jurandir Carneiro, Mauro Francisco da Costa Assis

“…For this data surveys were conducted in the archives of the Ministério Público do Estado de Minas Gerais (MPMP), as well in interviews and workshop with social movements engaged in struggles for environmental justice in the middleregion south-southwest of Minas Gerais where is located the microregion of São Lourenço. …”
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Environmental Responsibility, Active Social Learning, and Political Action by David Hayes

“…Links will be made throughout between environmental issues, economic development and social and environmental justice. Another key feature of Green Criminology is the way in which it seeks to align with environmental activism, and an account will be given here of ethnographic research into a contemporary environmental protest movement, the 'anti-fracking' movement. …”
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Pouvoir parler des pesticides ? Une recherche-action pour éprouver les capabilités des travailleurs viticoles (Gironde, France) by Ludovic Ginelli, Jacqueline Candau, Agossè Nadège Degbelo, Camille Noûs

“…This configuration of pesticide use "transition" raises health, environmental and social justice issues, as do specific social movements, such as Environmental Justice in the United States or "ecologism of the poor" in the South (Martinez-Alier, 2014). …”
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Social work for a greener planet: reframing social work skills and education to mitigate the climate crisis by Julie Cwikel

“…Additional roles for social workers in addressing eco-anxiety and environmental justice, with examples from the Global North and South are detailed. …”
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Segregação socioambiental: estudo de caso no bairro colôniaventura/Tefé-AM a partir de uma perspectiva geográfica by Antonio Jucivan Martins Bruce, Eubia Andréa Rodrigues

“…In this conclusions, the results intent to reflect and instigate the theme in question, with the purpose of promoting public policies with social and environmental justice for the residents of the Cologne Ventura neighborhood.…”
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Policing wildlife trafficking in northeastern Mexico: the case of Tamaulipas in 2023-2024 by José Luis Carpio-Domínguez, José Juan Cervantes-Niño, Jesús Ignacio Castro-Salazar, Violeta Mendezcarlo-Silva

“…Further, most police officers are unaware that environmental crimes fall under their jurisdiction, which limits law enforcement and environmental justice in the state.…”
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Can Conflict Be Planned Away? A Critical Assessment of Participatory Land Use Planning in Swedish Forest Governance by Annette Löf, Rasmus Kløcker Larsen, Felicia Fahlin

“…Drawing on critical policy analysis and environmental justice frameworks, we analyze the problematizations, silences, and effects emerging from the tool’s use in forestry planning and land use decisions. …”
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From collective vulnerability to the emancipatory agency of the self by Santiago Urrea Yela, David Osorio-García

“…The article situates Sonia’s trajectory within broader discussions of environmental justice and disaster risk management, highlighting the potential for marginalized communities to reclaim agency and reshape their environments. …”
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