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"Symposium: Environmental Justice Part Two" The May/June P&R contained four case-studies, written by activists - from Michigan, Louisiana, New York and California - illustrating successful use of demographic data in community environmental struggles. The two articles below, by academics working in this area, provide a more general discussion of the issue. July/August 1996 issue of Poverty & Race View Part One of this Symposium Herewith Part II of our series on Environmental Justice, guest-edited by Kary Moss of the Sugar Law Center for Economic & Social Justice. The May/June P&R contained four case-studies, written by activists - from Michigan, Louisiana, New York and California - illustrating successful use of demographic data in community environmental struggles. The two articles below, by academics working in this area, provide a more general discussion of the issue.
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