The environmental inequality theory reveals that the risk of environmental pollution
exposure varies among regions and groups and that particular groups face a higher threat of …

As noted in the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals 2030 agenda, sustainable
cities “without leaving anyone behind” should take into consideration migrant groups, which …

This study investigates the nexus between tourism development and gender (in) equality in
a global sample of 111 economies from 1995 to 2017. Notably, this study (i) examines …

The environment is the common property of all human beings, and all should enjoy equal
rights to use the environment. Years of growth have greatly improved China's overall …

With the rapid urbanization and industrialization, the uneven distribution of polluting
enterprises among different socioeconomic groups has become a prominent environmental …

All else equal, disparities in environmental exposure are associated with disparities in
health and economic well-being. Here, we combine 9 years of data on toxic water pollution …

Healthy ecosystems and safe workplaces are not equally distributed across regions and
people. Increasingly close economic exchanges domestically and abroad have aggravated …

Numerous environmental justice (EJ) studies demonstrate that US racial and ethnic
minorities experience disparate hazard exposures, but we lack knowledge about how the …

This paper argues for an efficient pollution tax rate system that reflects the differentiation of
marginal health damages of the individual emission sources. Although China is the first …

A growing number of studies provide evidence of an association between exposure to
maternal air pollution during pregnancy and adverse birth outcomes including low birth …