Fun fact: In many cities, adults in poorer neighbourhoods breathe twice the particulate pollution of people in richer areas. In “Ecological Apartheid”, I explore a haunting pattern: poor and marginalized communities forced to live beside dumps, factories, and polluted rivers, while the wealthy retreat to clean, green enclaves. This is not an accident—it is structural. …
Have you ever wondered why specific communities bear the brunt of environmental pollution more than others? This phenomenon is known as environmental racism, and it’s a significant issue that affects millions of people globally. In this blog, we will delve into the sociology of environmental racism, exploring how it manifests and impacts communities, particularly in …