From the ground up: environmental racism and the rise of the environmental justice movement

Preface: we speak for ourselves: the struggle of Kettleman City

Introduction

A history of the environmental justice movement

The political economy of environmental racism: Chester Residents Concerned for Quality of Life

Environmental racism: beyond the distributive paradigm

Buttonwillow: resistance and disillusion in rural California

Processes of struggle: grassroots resistance and the structure of envrionmental decision making

In defense of Mother Earth: the Indigenous Envrionmental Network

Transformative politics.