North America – Undisciplined Environments

February 25, 2020

Published by Undisciplined Environments on February 25, 2020

Undisciplining environmental justice research with visual storytelling

By Sarah A. Moore and Heather Rosenfeld. A project on mapping transnational hazardous waste in North America serves as an entry point to critically rethinking the role of maps and data in the knowledge and the stories we tell about environmental injustices.

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