Webearth behind bars (2021) features the sustainability in prisons project, emphasizing composting and waste management education.

Webthe inmates in the program show how being behind bars with excessive amounts of time can be put to good use by spending their days making the community.

Webbeyond these examples, environmental and sustainability programs are operating in prisons, jails, and juvenile facilities nationwide and around the world.

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Webclimate change’s deleterious impacts on incarcerated populations reveal productive points of intersection between movements for environmental justice, climate.

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Webfor the wake county jail project, desmarais is studying how the jail assesses, treats and releases inmates with mental health problems.

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Webthese abuses intersect with and reinforce a myriad of environmental injustices.

Webthis article examines the relationship between mass incarceration and environmental inequalities.

Webour interest in green prisons (by which primarily we mean prisons with sustainability accreditation), arises from ongoing research interrogating ‘official’.

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