On the Swamp: Fighting for Indigenous Environmental Justice

On the Swamp: Fighting for Indigenous Environmental Justice By Ryan Emanuel Published by The University of North Carolina Press Publication Date: 2024-04-02 Subject: Relating To Native American People, Nature Natural Resources, Political Science Public Policy Environmental Policy, Political Science Public Policy - Environmental Policy, Social Science Native American Studies, Social Science Native American Studies, Indigenous Peoples, Public Administration, Environmental Policy And Protocols, Ethnic Studies, Social Science Native American Studies, Social Science, Native American Studies Subject Keywords: Lumbee; Coharie; Geography of North Carolina; History of North Carolina; Southeastern American Indian Tribes; Coastal Plain; American Indian Policy; American Indian Law; Indigenous Peoples; Indigenous Rights; Colonialism; Environmental Policy; Environmental History; Hydrology; Climate Change; Pollution; Fossil Fuels; Structural Racism; Sustainability; Wetlands; Land Acknowledgements; Environmental Ethics; Environmental Humanities; Natural Disasters; Racial and Socioeconomic Disparities; Community Engagement; Climate Policy; Energy Policy; Actionable Science; Fracked Gas Pipelines; Fracking; Factory Farming; Industrialized Agriculture; Extractivism; Dugout Canoes; Hurricanes; Ecological Restoration; Blackwater Streams; Waccamaw Siouan; Haliwa-Saponi; Tuscarora; Environmental Law Genre: Social Science, Native American Studies Target Audience: Professional and scholarly