2022•Environmental JusticeOpen access

Finding My Way to Environmental Justice Work

Marie Lynn Miranda

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The environmental justice movement and community has its earliest roots in the protests surrounding the Warren County Landfill. As a student at a North Carolina university at the time, I was moved by the protests but unclear how to engage. Eventually, I found a way to marry my love of mathematics, particularly spatial analysis of data, to serving communities that are disproportionately burdened by environmental exposures.

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Key concepts: Environmental justice, Work (physics), Economic Justice, Social justice, Sociology, Political science, Environmental ethics, Geography