Title: Environmental Victims
Description: Considers the social justice and human rights implications of environmental disasters, arguing that perpetrators of these disasters should be held accountable and victims should have greater redress for their suffering. The contributors hold that for too long companies have been shielded from liability for industrial accidents and pollution that causes disease among local populations, and that such problems should be treated as questions of justice first, before they are considered as medical problems to be treated within the medical system.
Subjects: Environmental health, Environmentally induced diseases, Social justice, Environmental policy, Case studies, Environmental Illness, Chemical Industry, Environmental justice, Environmental degradation, Pollution, Offenses against the environment, Disasters, Maladies de l'environnement, Justice sociale, Environnement, Études de cas, Politique gouvernementale, Industries chimiques, BUSINESS & ECONOMICS, Infrastructure, SOCIAL SCIENCE, General