Can “Blue Zones” be a solution to environmental injustice? (Environmental Health News)
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New community garden grows in Bragg Hill neighborhood (The Free Lance-Star)
Bonds Pens Op-Ed in ‘The Free Lance Star’
Associate Professor of Sociology Eric Bonds, who is a founding member of Fossil Free Fredericksburg, penned an op-ed for The Free Lance-Star entitled Commentary: Acting on climate change has benefits beyond carbon emission reduction. In December 2019, Fredericksburg’s city council made commitments to power all city operations with 100% renewable energy by 2035, and to shift away from […]
Human Rights Coalition Formed by Inmates at Rappahannock Jail (90.3 WCPN)
Bonds Publishes Research on the Historical Origins of Environmental Inequality
Associate Professor of Sociology Eric Bonds recently published an article in the journal Environmental Justice on the historical origins of contemporary environmental injustice in Hopewell, Virginia. The tile and abstract are below:Historical Environmental Injustice Excavation: The Intentional–and Illegal–Origins of Environmental Inequality in Hopewell, VAAbstract: There is a growing desire across our country to understand the […]