Community environmental education and the struggle for water by Bárbara Pelacani, Anne Kassiadou, Daniel Renaud Camargo, Celso Sánchez, Marcelo Stortti

“…To this end, we start from the perspective of community environmental education developed by the Environmental Education Study Group from the South, especially in the interaction with the Movement of Dam Affected People, for the pursuit of environmental justice. Thus, such meetings unveil the necropolitical bias of this “development” project, that clashes with farmers and with life in this territory. …”
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The building blocks of community participation in local climate meetings by Paul Almeida, Luis Rubén González, Edward Orozco Flores, Venise Curry, Ana Padilla

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Playground lead levels in rubber, soil, sand, and mulch surfaces in Boston. by Khaled S Almansour, Nicholas J Arisco, May K Woo, Anna S Young, Gary Adamkiewicz, Jaime E Hart

“…To evaluate the association between material type and lead concentrations, we conducted a two-way ANOVA with repeated measures and built a linear regression model controlling for distance to major roadway, neighborhood-level status as an environmental justice area, peeling paint on the playground, and rubber condition. …”
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Advancing Sustainable Bio-Waste Management through Law and Policy: How Co-Creation Can Help Pursue Fair Environmental Public Policies in the European Context by Ireneu Mendes, Pedro Rocha, Alexandra Aragão

“…To achieve sustainable food systems—an essential component of the Sustainable Development Goals and the world they envision—public authorities must address the shortage of current bio-waste-management policies and strive towards a new paradigm of bio-waste management, where environmental justice primarily informs policy design and decision making. …”
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Psychosocial Accompaniment by Mary Watkins

“…The decolonization of psychology should enable practitioners to be more effective in working for increased social, economic, and environmental justice; peace building and reconciliation; and local and global ecological sustainability.…”
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Crossing Boundaries: The Ethics of AI and Geographic Information Technologies by Isaac Oluoch

“…The AI guidelines make very clear the potential of AI to negatively impact social and environmental justice, autonomy, fairness and dignity, while far less attention is given to these impacts in the geographic information guidelines. …”
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La ausencia campesina en la Argentina como producción científica y enfoque de intervención The absence peasant in Argentina as scientific production and intervention approach by Pablo Barbetta, Diego Domínguez, Pablo Sabatino

“…Also proposes an epistemic change which recognizes the subject peasant in his speeches and his practices: Food Sovereignty, Integral Agrarian Reform, Agroecology and Environmental Justice mark the historicity of the subject and the ability to insert in the current debates that involve the entire society…”
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Citizen Science for Urban Forest Management? Predicting the Data Density and Richness of Urban Forest Volunteered Geographic Information by Alec Foster, Ian M. Dunham, Charles Kaylor

“…If these incomplete and uneven datasets are used in policymaking, environmental justice issues may arise.…”
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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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A short historical investigation into cross-cultural Australian ideas about the marine animal group Teredinidae, their socioecological consequences and some options by Mary Gardner

“…Their potential role as subjects of community based monitoring is undeveloped but could serve overlapping concerns of environmental justice as well as the restoration and “future proofing” of habitats. …”
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Behavior-encoded models reveal differentiated access to public cooling environment by race and income by Chao Li, Xing Su, Chao Fan, Haoying Han

“…Our research underscores the ongoing challenges in achieving environmental justice through equitable PCE access and stresses the importance of further studies and policy actions to eliminate disparities.…”
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Factors that determine the facilitation of stakeholders in environmental management – some philosophicalhistorical thoughts with the Merafong area as example by E.S. van Eeden, I. Brink

“…These applications, as reflected against a less fruitful awareness of the environmental practices in the past, can be applied efficiently in future stakeholder discussions regarding the WFS area as part of an approach featuring environmental justice and environmental remediation, compensation and monitoring.…”
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Social Economy as Antidote to Criminal Economy: How Social Cooperation is Reclaiming Commons in the Context of Campania’s Environmental Conflicts by Monica Caggiano, Salvatore Paolo De Rosa

“…We provide an in-depth analysis of emerging social and economic networks that connect the strategies of grassroots movements for environmental justice with the work of social cooperatives that reclaim lands and assets confiscated to Mafia. …”
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Impasse of Kashmir and Recurring Pretexts: A Historiographical Analysis by Rabiya Aamir

“…This paper, therefore, calls for environmental justice or eco–postcolonial ethic for IOJ&K —- a perspective, which is important by virtue of its definition only. …”
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Resource Wealth and the Ethics of Global Investment: The Legitimacy and Governance of Norway's Sovereign Wealth Fund. by Clark, G, Monk, A

“…It also has an explicit mission aimed at integrating long-term investment return objectives with a two-sided ethical commitment: to corporate engagement according to accepted principles of best-practice corporate governance and to ensuring that the fund is not associated with companies that pose a risk to social and environmental justice. As such, the Norwegian fund has an ethical mandate — a remarkable fact when compared to other sovereign wealth funds. …”

Making sustainable transport politically and publicly acceptable : lessons from the EU, USA and Canada by Banister, D, Pucher, J, Lee-Gosselin, M

“…The discussion on barriers focuses on political and public acceptance, as well as equity and environmental justice. Regulatory reform analyses include comparative discussions of railroad and airline deregulation in North America and Europe which are complimented with analyses of EU integration and transport regulation for sustainability, transport pricing and inter country competition. …”

Extraterritorial court jurisdiction in the corporate anthropocene: a comparative enquiry by Bertram, D

“…Disheartened by host states’ perceived inability to deliver environmental justice locally, several recent lawsuits have tested the willingness of European home state judiciaries to adjudicate the extraterritorial conduct of domestic corporations. …”

Towards a Decological Praxis by Elaine Nogueira-Godsey

“…</p><p id="d154095e69"> <b>Key words</b>: Environmental Justice, Ecofeminism, Theology, Coloniality, Decolonial Pedagogical Praxis. …”
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In Search of Transformative Learning for Sustainable Development: Bibliometric Analysis of Recent Scientific Production by Mercedes Varela-Losada, Uxío Pérez-Rodríguez, María A. Lorenzo-Rial, Pedro Vega-Marcote

“…There is a need for more global, connected, and pluralistic research that is focused on diverse sociocultural contexts, research that factors in inequality and environmental justice and which calls into question the current socioeconomic model. …”
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The Geothermal Development Policy on Environmental in Indonesia and the USA by Willy Naresta Hanum, I Gusti Ayu Ketut Rachmi Handayani, Hilaire Tegnan

“…However, in practice, geothermal damage to the environment, even regulation of its utilization does not guarantee environmental justice. This research study aims to determine environmentally just geothermal regulations to eliminate negative environmental impacts and public rejection of geothermal utilization. …”
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