Bottled Water– Richard R. Wilk From Wilk’s 2006 publication about consumerism, he provides a very biased and opinionated piece of work regarding the capitalistic and consumerism based supply and demand of water bottles. This topic fits into the discussion of… Continue Reading
Bhopal: Vulnerability, Routinization, and the Chronic Disaster by S. Ravi Rajan As we have linked rural environments with environmental injustice and demand, we can also link environmental injustice with wealth and large corporations. S. Ravi Rajan recounts the disastrous gas… Continue Reading
Livelihoods and the Environment – Alex de Sherbinin et. al It is apparent that the following correlation exists: As we continue to study population, we continue to reference the Malthusian theory. While neo-Malthusians argue that the world does not have… Continue Reading
Deconstructive Ecofeminism: A Japanese Critical Interpretation – Masatsugu Maruyama This idea bridges well with the views posed by Maruyama in his article, “Deconstructive Ecofeminism”. This idea encompasses that hierarchical dualism is the root of oppression and must be transcended. Deconstruction… Continue Reading
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