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Environmental Justice and the Displacement of Environmental Harm

Environmental Justice and the Displacement of Environmental Harm. Ningbo Source: cargocycling.com. Tiananmen Square Source: Associated Press. Jiangxi province Source: Associated Press. ENVIRONMENTAL INJUSTICE

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Environmental Justice and the Displacement of Environmental Harm

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  1. Environmental Justice and the Displacement of Environmental Harm

  2. NingboSource: cargocycling.com

  3. Tiananmen SquareSource: Associated Press

  4. Jiangxi provinceSource: Associated Press

  5. ENVIRONMENTAL INJUSTICE occurs when vulnerable, disadvantaged, minority or other groups suffer disproportionately at local, regional, or national levels from environmental risks or hazards; when they are denied access to environmental benefits and natural resources; or when they are denied participation or justice in environment-related matters.

  6. DISPLACEMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL HARM occurs when strong communities, regions or states shift the costs of extractive activity and pollution disposal to weak ones.

  7. China’s New WealthSource: Getty Images

  8. Dalian Shopping CenterSource: http://ants-and-grasshoppers.blogspot.com

  9. Dalian anti-PX demonstrationSource: AP

  10. Guangzhou anti-incinerator demonstrationSource: Reuters

  11. Beijing LandfillSource: Wang Jiuliang

  12. Map of Beijing DumpsSource: Wang Jiuliang

  13. Beijing Floating PopulationSource: Allvoices.com

  14. Migrant workerCredit: Lu Gang

  15. Cancer village childrenCredit: Lu Gang

  16. Cancer village childrenCredit: Lu Gang

  17. Industrial Water PollutionSource: Greenpeace

  18. East Hulun Buir GrasslandSource: Unique China Tours

  19. Hailar Coal MineSource: Herry Lawford

  20. Ganden MonasterySource: Philipp Roelli

  21. Train to LhasaSource: yoojing.com

  22. PLA in LhasaSource: Tibet Talk Blog

  23. E-cycling in PennsylvaniaSource: Lower Saucon Township

  24. Guiyu E-wasteSource: thetechnologicalcitizen.com

  25. Guiyu E-wasteSource: thetechnologicalcitizen.com

  26. Cambodia deforestationSource: http://donnabellachocs.wordpress.com

  27. Burma protests Irrawaddy DamSource: Inter-American Dialogue

  28. Mt. Whaleback Iron Mine, AustraliaSource: Reuters

  29. China’s pursuit of oil in Latin America, AfricaSource: Sam Ayres; Inter-American Dialogue

  30. Questions…… • Can the Chinese people avoid the excesses of the Global North that displaced so much environmental harm onto the developing South? • Is China’s model addressing wider issues of injustice and oppression of poor, marginalized, and minority voices? • Where does the international community fit in? Does the world have a responsibility to China and vice versa?

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