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The Black-White Environmental Concern Gap: An Examination of Environmental Paradigms

Judi Anne Caron Sheppard Department of Sociology, Norfolk State University, Virginia, USA
Pages 24-35 | Published online: 15 Jul 2010

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Dorceta E. Taylor. (2011) Introduction: The Evolution of Environmental Justice Activism, Research, and Scholarship. Environmental Practice 13:4, pages 280-301.
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Angelika Wilhelm-Rechmann, Richard M. Cowling & Mark Difford. (2014) Responses of South African land-use planning stakeholders to the New Ecological Paradigm and the Inclusion of Nature in Self scales: Assessment of their potential as components of social assessments for conservation projects. Biological Conservation 180, pages 206-213.
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David D. Blouin. (2012) Understanding Relations between People and their Pets. Sociology Compass 6:11, pages 856-869.
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Julie L. QuimbyJane L. Wolfson & Nazar D. Seyala. (2016) Social Cognitive Predictors of African American Adolescents' Career Interests. Journal of Career Development 33:4, pages 376-394.
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Kathryn Koch & Tanya Domina. (2009) Consumer Textile Recycling as a Means of Solid Waste Reduction. Family and Consumer Sciences Research Journal 28:1, pages 3-17.
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Susan K. Jacohson, John J. Arana & Mallory D. McDuff. (2020) Environmental Interpretation for a Diverse Public: Nature Center Planning for Minority Populations. Journal of Interpretation Research 2:1, pages 27-46.
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