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Title: Speaking for ourselves environmental justice in Canada / edited by Julian Agyeman ... [et al.].
Main Entry: Agyeman, Julian.
ebrary, Inc.

Publisher: UBC Press,
Publication Date: c2009.
Publication Place: Vancouver :
ISBN: 9780774816182 (bound)
077481618X (bound)

Subject: Environmental justice -- Canada.
Electronic books.

Contents: Honouring our relations : an Anishnaabe perspective on environmental justice / Reclaiming Ktaqamkuk : land and Miʹkmaq identity in Newfoundland / Why is there no environmental justice in Toronto? Or is there? / Invisible sisters : women and environmental justice in Canada / The political economy of environmental inequality : the social distribution of risk as an environmental injustice / These are Lubicon lands : a First Nation forced to step into the regulatory gap / Population health, environmental justice, and the distribution of diseases : ideas and practices from Canada / Environmental injustice in the Canadian Far North : persistent organic pollutants and Arctic climate impacts / Environmental justice and community-based ecosystem management / Framing environmental inequality in Canada : a content analysis of daily print new media / Environmental justice as a politics in place : an analysis of five Canadian environmental groups' approaches to agro-food issues / Rethinking 'green' multicultural strategies / Coyote and Raven talk about environmental justice /
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