“Tatiana Konrad’s highly engaging, powerfully written, and path-breaking volume, Race and Environmental Justice in the Era of Climate Change and COVID-19, is a must-read for anyone interested in cutting-edge scholarship that links the topics of environmental, climate, health, and racial justice from a global perspective. Also crucial in this well-researched book are potent discussions from powerful emerging scholars and activists who seek to explore various manifestations of environmental injustices and their consequences from an international viewpoint.”—Eric R. Jackson, associate dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and professor of history and Black studies, Northern Kentucky University
“Race and Environmental Justice in the Era of Climate Change and COVID-19, edited by Tatiana Konrad, is a timely exploration of the intersections of escalating racial, environmental, and health injustices in the era of climate change and the pandemic. A must-read for anyone invested in social justice.”—Cedric Taylor, associate professor of sociology at Central Michigan University and director of Nor Any Drop to Drink: Flint’s Water Crisis
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“Tatiana Konrad’s highly engaging, powerfully written, and path-breaking volume, Race and Environmental Justice in the Era of Climate Change and COVID-19, is a must-read for anyone interested in cutting-edge scholarship that links the topics of environmental, climate, health, and racial justice from a global perspective. Also crucial in this well-researched book are potent discussions from powerful emerging scholars and activists who seek to explore various manifestations of environmental injustices and their consequences from an international viewpoint.”—Eric R. Jackson, associate dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and professor of history and Black studies, Northern Kentucky University— -
“Race and Environmental Justice in the Era of Climate Change and COVID-19, edited by Tatiana Konrad, is a timely exploration of the intersections of escalating racial, environmental, and health injustices in the era of climate change and the pandemic. A must-read for anyone invested in social justice.”—Cedric Taylor, associate professor of sociology at Central Michigan University and director of Nor Any Drop to Drink: Flint’s Water Crisis— -
“Tatiana Konrad’s highly engaging, powerfully written, and path-breaking volume, Race and Environmental Justice in the Era of Climate Change and COVID-19, is a must-read for anyone interested in cutting-edge scholarship that links the topics of environmental, climate, health, and racial justice from a global perspective. Also crucial in this well-researched book are potent discussions from powerful emerging scholars and activists who seek to explore various manifestations of environmental injustices and their consequences from an international viewpoint.”—Eric R. Jackson, associate dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and professor of history and Black studies, Northern Kentucky University
“Race and Environmental Justice in the Era of Climate Change and COVID-19, edited by Tatiana Konrad, is a timely exploration of the intersections of escalating racial, environmental, and health injustices in the era of climate change and the pandemic. A must-read for anyone invested in social justice.”—Cedric Taylor, associate professor of sociology at Central Michigan University and director of Nor Any Drop to Drink: Flint’s Water Crisis
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“Tatiana Konrad’s highly engaging, powerfully written, and path-breaking volume, Race and Environmental Justice in the Era of Climate Change and COVID-19, is a must-read for anyone interested in cutting-edge scholarship that links the topics of environmental, climate, health, and racial justice from a global perspective. Also crucial in this well-researched book are potent discussions from powerful emerging scholars and activists who seek to explore various manifestations of environmental injustices and their consequences from an international viewpoint.”—Eric R. Jackson, associate dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and professor of history and Black studies, Northern Kentucky University— -
“Race and Environmental Justice in the Era of Climate Change and COVID-19, edited by Tatiana Konrad, is a timely exploration of the intersections of escalating racial, environmental, and health injustices in the era of climate change and the pandemic. A must-read for anyone invested in social justice.”—Cedric Taylor, associate professor of sociology at Central Michigan University and director of Nor Any Drop to Drink: Flint’s Water Crisis— -
“Race and Environmental Justice in the Era of Climate Change and COVID-19, edited by Tatiana Konrad, is a timely exploration of the intersections of escalating racial, environmental, and health injustices in the era of climate change and the pandemic. A must-read for anyone invested in social justice.”—Cedric Taylor, associate professor of sociology at Central Michigan University and director of Nor Any Drop to Drink: Flint’s Water Crisis— -
“Tatiana Konrad’s highly engaging, powerfully written, and path-breaking volume, Race and Environmental Justice in the Era of Climate Change and COVID-19, is a must-read for anyone interested in cutting-edge scholarship that links the topics of environmental, climate, health, and racial justice from a global perspective. Also crucial in this well-researched book are potent discussions from powerful emerging scholars and activists who seek to explore various manifestations of environmental injustices and their consequences from an international viewpoint.”—Eric R. Jackson, associate dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and professor of history and Black studies, Northern Kentucky University— -
