Toxic Expertise: Environmental Justice & the Global Petrochemical Industry
See Toxic Expertise results in brief:Link opens in a new window CORDIS Research*eu Magazine, European Commission.
Toxic Truths, an edited collection from the Toxic Expertise project, is available open accessLink opens in a new window:
Thanks to everyone who has contributed to the Toxic Expertise project!
The Global Petrochemical MapLink opens in a new window
Toxic Expertise has created an interactive mapLink opens in a new window of the petrochemical industry, including 75 case studies of petrochemical sites. We invite people to add their own comments, stories and experiences to the map.
Toxic News E-MagazineLink opens in a new windowLink opens in a new window
Our April 2021 issue of Toxic News (21st edition), edited by David Brown, explores the theme of just transitions, places and communities, focusing on the importance of place attachments and place identities in orienting perceptions and experiences of energy transition.
J. Mijin ChaLink opens in a new window explores contested just transitions in the coal mines of Powder River Basin in Wyoming; Jessica Crowe and Ruopo Li Link opens in a new window examine energy justice issues over renewable energy developments in the City of Carbondale, Illinois; Dayna Nadine ScottLink opens in a new window investigates the renewed push to extend the extractive frontier of “critical minerals” into the boreal forest in the far North of Ontario; David RudolphLink opens in a new window examines growing opposition to new wind farm proposals in Denmark; and Susana BatelLink opens in a new window highlights the need for a relational and historical approach to foster just low carbon energy transitions.
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Credit: Louis Vest, Flickr - Industrial Landscape in Houston, Texas
