A look at the connection between use of environment and human rights.

Introduction: environmental injustice beyond borders / Julian Agyeman, JoAnn Carmin -- Spatial justice and climate change: multiscale impacts and local development in Durban, South Africa / Isabelle Anguelovski, Debra Roberts -- Learning from the quest for environmental justice in the Niger River Delta / Max Stephenson Jr., Lisa A. Schweitzer -- Foreign investment and environmental justice in an island economy: mining, bottled water, and corporate social responsibility in Fiji / Saleem H. Ali, Mary A. Ackley -- Global civil society and the distribution of environmental goods: funding for environmental NGOs in Ecuador / Tammy L. Lewis -- Environmental justice, values, and biological diversity: the San and the Hoodia benefit-sharing agreement / Saskia Vermeylen, Gordon Walker -- Global environmental governance and pathways for the achievement of environmental justice / Beth Schaefer Caniglia -- Governing and contesting China's oil operations in the global south / Patricia Widener -- Resisting environmental injustice through sustainable agriculture: examples from Latin America and their implications for U.S. food politics / Alison Hope Alkon -- Going beyond the state to strengthen the rule of law: local activists, transnational networks, and gold mining in Bulgaria / Barbara Hicks -- Politics by other greens: the importance of transnational environmental justice movement networks / David Naguib Pellow -- Reflections on environmental inequality beyond borders / JoAnn Carmin, Julian Agyeman.