The ecosocial work approach incorporates the environment into social justice frameworks. It
calls for holistic practices that centre Indigenous and Global South voices, transdisciplinarity …

The disproportionate exposure of incarcerated populations to environmental harms is an
emerging area of interest among scholars and activists. Existing research has illuminated …

Purpose Research shows that the physical locations of correctional facilities often contribute
to environmental hazards. Research also shows that correctional facilities are often sited …

Introduction In summer of 1978, Robert Burns and Robert E. Ward, Jr. illegally dumped
31,000 gallons of chemically toxic oil onto rural roads in the US state of North Carolina. After …

Expanding on existing literature which understands incarcerated people as victims of
environmental injustice and states as complicit actors in the production or allowance of …

Much of the existing correctional misconduct research has examined numerous factors that
predict behavior while incarcerated; however, the potential influence of environmental …