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environmental privilege: a standalone construct

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Environmental sociology

the access some groups have to protected environmental amenities, such as clean, scenic places, secured through economic, political and cultural power.

In environmental sociology, environmental privilege refers to the access some groups have to protected environmental amenities, such as clean, scenic places, secured through economic, political and cultural power. This meaning comes from Park (2011) in The slums of Aspen.[1]

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Park, L. S. (2011). The slums of Aspen. New York University Press. ISBN 9781479834761

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