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“No(t) camping”: engaging intersections of housing, transportation, and environmental justice through critical praxis
Review of Communication Pub Date : 2020-04-01 , DOI: 10.1080/15358593.2020.1737191
Bridie McGreavy 1 , Scott Kelley 2 , Jason Ludden 3 , Daniel Card 4 , Elisa Cogbill-Seiders 5 , Ian Derk 6 , Constance Gordon 7 , Kaitlyn Haynal 8 , Kassia Krzus-Shaw 9 , Melissa M. Parks 10 , Ashleigh Petts 11 , Derek G. Ross 12 , Kenneth Walker 13
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ABSTRACT The Environmental Justice working group took an engaged and intersectional approach, focusing on interconnections between affordable housing, transportation, and University of Nevada, Reno campus planning. The working group made three recommendations to advance local environmental justice commitments: (1) improve air quality and access to green spaces in campus development, (2) prioritize affordable housing and civic engagement, and (3) uphold standards for equity and community collaborations. This essay describes the series of collaborative activities that allowed the working group to identify and prioritize those recommendations, followed by a reflection on how this process may help inform future public rhetoric efforts.

中文翻译:

“没有露营”:通过严格实践吸引住房,交通运输和环境正义的交集

摘要环境司法工作组采取了互动式和交叉式的方法,重点是经济适用房,交通运输与内华达大学里诺分校校园规划之间的相互联系。工作组提出了三项建议,以推动地方环境司法承诺:(1)在校园开发中改善空气质量和进入绿色空间的机会;(2)将负担得起的住房和公民参与列为优先事项;(3)维护公平和社区合作的标准。本文介绍了一系列协作活动,使工作组可以确定这些建议并对其进行优先级排序,然后对这一过程如何帮助将来的公众言论做出思考。
更新日期:2020-04-01
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