Local activists engaged in contemporary environmental justice struggles not only fight
against traditional forms of hazardous locally unwanted land uses (LULUs), they also
organize to make their neighborhoods livable and green. However, urban environmental
justice activism is at a crossroads: as marginalized neighborhoods become revitalized,
outside investors start to value them again and they themselves invest in green amenities.
Yet vulnerable residents are now raising concerns about the risk of displacement from their …

Healthy food stores, greenlining, and environmental gentrification: Contesting new forms of
privilege, displacement, and locally unwanted landuses in racially mixed neighborhoods —
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona Research Portal … Healthy food stores, greenlining,
and environmental gentrification: Contesting new forms of privilege, displacement, and
locally unwanted landuses in racially mixed neighborhoods …