Routledge Diversity and Inclusion in Environmentalism Book

Explore the essential connection between social equity and environmental policy with Diversity and Inclusion in Environmentalism. Part of the Routledge Studies in Environmental Justice series, this book examines how to create green transitions that respect and include marginalized social groups. As the world moves toward a green transformation, this text highlights the risks of ignoring equity. It shows how failing to address justice issues can widen the gap between the rich and the poor, as well as between the marginalized and the included. By understanding these dynamics, readers can see how social gaps might undermine widespread support for climate change mitigation efforts. This work provides evidence and analysis from expert contributors regarding the current thinking and practices in the field. It is an important resource for those looking to understand how to build more inclusive environmental strategies that prevent further social division during the transition to a sustainable future.