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. -- .
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
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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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