The global pesticide complex has transformed over the past two decades, but social science
research has not kept pace. The rise of an enormous generics sector, shifts in geographies …

This article proposes the inhumanities as an analytic to address the material confluences of
race and environment in the epistemic construction of the humanities and social sciences …

This report draws upon political ecology and nature–society geography to examine the
production network–nature nexus. Indebted to these approaches, a growing number of …

Demands for drastically reducing pesticide use call for different perspectives and narratives
that can open new understandings of pesticide use and enact new action plans …

This paper examines the geographies of hazardous waste removal. Over the past decade,
studies of disposal have demonstrated the myriad ways in which things can never disappear …

Nancy Fraser's recent work on the hidden abodes of capitalism has quickly become a critical
point of reference for those concerned with the racialized, gendered, and ecological …

This article examines the shifting ways in which the dispossessive and toxic effects of
agricultural chemicals have been encoded as agrarian best practices. I develop the concept …

This article reviews interdisciplinary toxicity literature, building from Gerald E. Markowitz and
David Rosner's “deceit and denial” and Phil Brown's “contested illnesses” to argue for a …

This article argues that work on geographies of Blackness and Black Geographies
emphasizes different aspects of Black experiences and relies on different methodologies in …

We ground this article in the uneven geographies of the Mississippi Delta, a region
constructed at the intersection of agro-environmental racism and plantation violence …