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With its bottom-up approach, this movement has re-defined the term "environment" to include the places where people live, work, play, and go to school, as well as brought attention to how these things interact with the physical and natural world.

— Robert D. Bullard The Quest for Environmental Justice (2005)

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America is segregated, and so is pollution.

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Students and young people have fueled every social movement in the United States, including the civil rights, environmental, antiwar, women's movements.

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