Special issue published: "Interdisciplinary Aspects of Public Health and Environmental Justice"

Interdisciplinary Environmental Review 15(2/3) 2014

• Nature or neoliberalism? Two views on science and the persistence of environmental controversies
• Propaganda as an environmental justice issue
• A concern about shifting interactions between indigenous and non-indigenous parties in US climate adaptation contexts
• Food Sovereignty, Health Sovereignty, and self-organised community viability
• Evaluating the impact of poor waste disposal management on environmental sustainability and human rights in Nigeria
• Urban desertification and a phenomenology of sustainability: the case of El Paso, Texas 
• Doing justice: the role of ethics in integrated ecosystem management and the implementation of the integrated assessment and ecosystem management protocol