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Green inequalities in the city

A collaboration with the Green Inequalities blog from the Barcelona Lab for Urban Environmental Justice and Sustainability (BCNUEJ), which seeks to highlight new research and reflections on the linkages between the dominant forms of “green” redevelopments taking place in cities and questions of urban environmental justice.

How green gentrification is compromising Seattle’s last affordable neighborhood
Green inequalities in the citySeries

How green gentrification is compromising Seattle’s last affordable neighborhood

Why Green is Not Enough: Creating Relational Well-Being in Children Through Urban Play Spaces
Green inequalities in the citySeries

Why Green is Not Enough: Creating Relational Well-Being in Children Through Urban Play Spaces

Green gentrification and the struggles over Denver housing rights
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Green gentrification and the struggles over Denver housing rights

Green inequalities in the city: An Introduction to the Series
Green inequalities in the citySeries

Green inequalities in the city: An Introduction to the Series

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