Overview
Transnational environmental justice initiatives are essential for addressing environmental issues that cross national boundaries. These initiatives ensure that all communities, especially marginalized ones, have a voice in environmental decision-making and are protected from disproportionate harm. B...
Key Terms
Example: Environmental justice seeks to eliminate disparities in pollution exposure.
Example: Transnationalism is evident in global trade agreements.
Example: Sustainable practices include renewable energy use.
Example: Environmental activism often involves protests and awareness campaigns.
Example: Globalization can lead to increased environmental degradation.
Example: Many NGOs focus on environmental protection and advocacy.
Related Topics
Climate Justice
Focuses on the ethical dimensions of climate change and its impacts on marginalized communities.
intermediateSustainable Development Goals
A set of global goals aimed at addressing social, economic, and environmental challenges.
intermediateGlobal Environmental Governance
Examines how international laws and policies govern environmental issues.
advancedKey Concepts
Environmental JusticeTransnationalismSustainabilityActivism