Includes bibliographical references and index.

Machine generated contents note: Part One. Frameworks -- Chapter 1. Beyond "Traditional" Environmental Justice 3 -- DAVID H. GETCHES AND DAVID N. FELLOW -- Chapter 2. Assessing Claims of Environmental Justice: Conceptual Frameworks 31 -- GARY C. BRYNER -- Chapter 3. Water, Poverty, Equity, and Justice in Colorado: A Pragmatic Approach 57 -- JAMES L. WESCOAT JR., SARAH HALVORSON, -- LISA HEADINGTON, AND JILL REPLOGLE -- Chapter 4. International Environmental Protection: Human Rights and the North-South Divide 87 -- TSEMING YANG -- Part Two. Concepts -- Chapter 5. The Coincidental Order of Environmental Injustice 117 -- JEFF ROMM -- Chapter 6. Environmental Justice in an Era of Devolved Collaboration 139 -- SHEILA FOSTER -- Chapter 7. Tribal Sovereignty and Environmental Justice 161 -- SARAH KRAKOFF -- Part Three. Strategies and Applications -- Chapter 8. Expanding Civil Rights Protections in -- Contested Terrain: Using Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 187 -- LUKE W. COLE -- Chapter 9. Forest Management and Environmental Justice in Northern New Mexico 209 -- HENRY H. CAREY -- Chapter 10. NEPA in Indian Country: Compliance Requirement to Decision-Making Tool 225 -- DEAN B. SUAGEE -- Chapter 11. A Framework to Assess Environmental Justice Concerns for Proposed Federal Projects 253 -- JAN BUHRMANN -- Chapter 12. Protecting Natural Resources and the Issue of Environmental Justice 285 -- BARRY E. HILL AND NICHOLAS TARG -- Chapter 13. Mineral Development: Protecting the Land and Communities 307 -- KATHRYN M. MUTZ -- Conclusion -- Chapter 14. Hoping Against History: Environmental Justice in the Twenty-first Century 337 -- PATRICIA NELSON LIMERICK.