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Publisher: Routledge, part of the Taylor & Francis Group

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Volume 17, Number 9, 1 October 2012

Whither Rio +20?: demanding a politics and practice of socially just sustainability
pp. 935-941(7)
Authors: Pearsall, Hamil; Pierce, Joseph; Krueger, Robert

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Everyday (in)justices and ordinary environmentalisms: community gardening in disadvantaged urban neighbourhoods
pp. 943-957(15)
Author: Milbourne, Paul

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Can PlaNYC make New York City “greener and greater” for everyone?: sustainability planning and the promise of environmental justice
pp. 959-976(18)
Author: Rosan, Christina D.

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The post-political ecology of protected areas: nature, social justice and political conflicts in the Galápagos Islands
pp. 977-990(14)
Authors: Celata, Filippo; Sanna, Venere Stefania

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Feeling the squeeze: a political ecology of race and amenity-based development in coastal Bluffton, South Carolina
pp. 991-1011(21)
Author: Finewood, Michael Howard

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Moving out or moving in? Resilience to environmental gentrification in New York City
pp. 1013-1026(14)
Author: Pearsall, Hamil

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Just green enough: contesting environmental gentrification in Greenpoint, Brooklyn
pp. 1027-1042(16)
Authors: Curran, Winifred; Hamilton, Trina

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