Post-truth politics have threatened science itself. Drawing on case studies from around the world, Toxic Truths examines enduring issues and new challenges for tackling environmental injustice in a post-truth age. -- .
Post-truth politics have threatened science itself. Drawing on case studies from around the world, Toxic Truths examines enduring issues and new challenges for tackling environmental injustice in a post-truth age. -- .Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Thom Davies is Assistant Professor in the School of Geography at the University of Nottingham Alice Mah is Professor of Sociology at the University of Warwick
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Tackling environmental injustice in a post-truth age - Thom Davies and Alice Mah Part I: Environmental justice and participatory citizen science Introduction to Part I - Alice Mah 1 Toxic trespass: Science, activism, and policy concerning chemicals in our bodies - Phil Brown, Vanessa De La Rosa, and Alissa Cordner 2 Making effective participatory environmental health science through collaborative data analysis - Barbara L. Allen 3 Crude justice: Community-based research amid oil development in South Los Angeles - Bhavna Shamasunder, Jessica Blickley, Marissa Chan, Ashley Collier-Oxandale, James L. Sadd, Sandy Navarro, Nicole J. Wong, and Michael Hannigan 4 Environmental injustice in North Carolina's hog industry: Lessons learned from community-driven participatory research and the "people's professor" - Sarah Rhodes and KD Brown, Larry Cooper, Naeema Muhammad, and Devon Hall Part II: Sensing and witnessing injustice Introduction to Part II - Thom Davies 5 The auger: A tool of environmental justice in Ecuadorian toxic tours - Amelia Fiske 6 Witnessing e-waste through participatory photography in Ghana - Peter C. Little 7 Making sense of visual pollution: The "Clean City" law in São Paulo, Brazil - Marina Da Silva Part III: Political strategies for seeking environmental justice Introduction to Part III - Alice Mah 8 Legitimating confrontational discourses by local environmental groups: The case of air quality monitoring in a Spanish industrial area - Miguel A. López-Navarro 9 Environmental justice in industrially contaminated sites: From the development of a national surveillance system to the birth of an international network - Roberto Pasetto and Ivano Iavarone 10 Soft confrontation: Strategic actions of an environmental organization in China - Xinhong Wang and Yuanni Wang Part IV: Expanding citizen science Introduction to Part IV - Thom Davies 11 Whose citizenship in "citizen science"? Tribal identity, civic dislocation, and environmental health research - Elizabeth Hoover 12 Modes of engagement: Reframing "sensing" and data generation in citizen science for empowering relationships - João Porto de Albuquerque and André Albino de Almeida 13 Science, citizens, and air pollution: Constructing environmental (in)justice - Anneleen Kenis 14 Beyond the data treadmill: Environmental enumeration, justice, and apprehension - Nicholas Shapiro, Nasser Zakariya, and Jody A. Roberts Index
Introduction: Tackling environmental injustice in a post-truth age - Thom Davies and Alice Mah Part I: Environmental justice and participatory citizen science Introduction to Part I - Alice Mah 1 Toxic trespass: Science, activism, and policy concerning chemicals in our bodies - Phil Brown, Vanessa De La Rosa, and Alissa Cordner 2 Making effective participatory environmental health science through collaborative data analysis - Barbara L. Allen 3 Crude justice: Community-based research amid oil development in South Los Angeles - Bhavna Shamasunder, Jessica Blickley, Marissa Chan, Ashley Collier-Oxandale, James L. Sadd, Sandy Navarro, Nicole J. Wong, and Michael Hannigan 4 Environmental injustice in North Carolina's hog industry: Lessons learned from community-driven participatory research and the "people's professor" - Sarah Rhodes and KD Brown, Larry Cooper, Naeema Muhammad, and Devon Hall Part II: Sensing and witnessing injustice Introduction to Part II - Thom Davies 5 The auger: A tool of environmental justice in Ecuadorian toxic tours - Amelia Fiske 6 Witnessing e-waste through participatory photography in Ghana - Peter C. Little 7 Making sense of visual pollution: The "Clean City" law in São Paulo, Brazil - Marina Da Silva Part III: Political strategies for seeking environmental justice Introduction to Part III - Alice Mah 8 Legitimating confrontational discourses by local environmental groups: The case of air quality monitoring in a Spanish industrial area - Miguel A. López-Navarro 9 Environmental justice in industrially contaminated sites: From the development of a national surveillance system to the birth of an international network - Roberto Pasetto and Ivano Iavarone 10 Soft confrontation: Strategic actions of an environmental organization in China - Xinhong Wang and Yuanni Wang Part IV: Expanding citizen science Introduction to Part IV - Thom Davies 11 Whose citizenship in "citizen science"? Tribal identity, civic dislocation, and environmental health research - Elizabeth Hoover 12 Modes of engagement: Reframing "sensing" and data generation in citizen science for empowering relationships - João Porto de Albuquerque and André Albino de Almeida 13 Science, citizens, and air pollution: Constructing environmental (in)justice - Anneleen Kenis 14 Beyond the data treadmill: Environmental enumeration, justice, and apprehension - Nicholas Shapiro, Nasser Zakariya, and Jody A. Roberts Index
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