Environmental justice in America - A new paradigm Author Rhodes E.L. Date 2005 Source IUCN (ID: MON-073448) Publisher | Place of publication Indiana University Press | Bloomington, IN, USA ISBN 0-253-21774-1 Pages 263 p. Document type Monography/book Language English Country/Territory United States of America Subject Environment gen. Keyword Access-to-justice Abstract Contents: Part I: The dynamics of environmental justice 1. Introduction 2. Forms of environmental justice 3. What has gone before: Why race was not on the original environmental agenda 4. The evolution of environmental justice as a policy issue: A movement whose time has come 5. Misconceptions about minority attitudes toward environmental issues 6. The EPA: An agency with an attitude Part II: Policy analysis of environmental justice 7. Environmental justice through the lens of policy analysis: Why should government get involved? 8. The measurement of environmental justice: Some rules of engagement 9. A new way of looking at the same old numbers: Using data envelopment analysis to evaluate environmental quality Part III: A case, a summary, and some conclusions 10. A case of environmental justice: The disposal of hazardous material in Noxubee County, Mississippi 11. Policy directions and recommendations 12. Environmental justice: A new paradigm a time of change Appendix A: Principles of environmental justice