CiNii 図書 - Environmental violence : in the earth system and the human niche

The concept of environmental violence (EV) explains the harm that humanity is inflicting upon itself through our pollution emissions. This book argues that EV is present, active, and expanding at alarming rates in the contemporary human niche and in the Earth system. It explains how EV is produced and facilitated by the same inequalities that it creates and reinforces, and suggests that the causes can be attributed to a relatively small portion of the human population and to a fairly circumscribed set of behaviours. While the causes of EV are complex, the author makes this complexity manageable to ensure interventions are more readily discernible. The EV-model developed is both a theoretical concept and an analytical tool, substantiated with rigorous social and environmental scientific evidence, and designed with the intention to help disrupt the cycle of violence with effective policies and real change.

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Preface
1. Approaching environmental violence
2. Environmental violence defined
3. Environmental violence across the global ecosystem and in the contemporary human niche
4. The flow of environmental violence on the Pampana River, Sierra Leone: Mining and toxic pollution
5. Environmental violence in everyday island life: Non-toxic pollution and extreme weather
6. Reflections, findings, and future applications of the environmental violence framework
7. Ethics, policy, and trajectories of environmental violence
References
Index.

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