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Environmental Justice Bibliography Database
The Environmental
Justice Bibliography Database (EJBib) is project that unites the growing
interest in environmental justice with the advantages of computer technology.
EJBib is a fully indexed bibliography of published materials relating
to environmental justice, as well as related topics such as risk assessment
and social justice. Intended as a research tool, the database is a project
of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of Environmental
Justice. One aim of the bibliography is to identify significant references
to environmental justice in a wide range of literature.
The database
represents an ongoing effort that currently contains 3979 records documenting the environmental
justice dialogue. Materials included in EJBib come from various Internet
databases of legal, medical, engineering, urban planning, and scientific
periodical articles and books. It also contains materials in non-print
formats, such as documentary videos, interactive programs on CD-ROM, and
other electronic media.
There are
two ways to access EJBib: as an online, searchable database, or as downloadable
files in Portable Document Format (PDF). Because of the large number of
publications in the bibliography, we recommend that you search publications
online using the Simple Search, Advanced
Search, or State Map Search. Alternatively,
you can view EJBib bibliographic information in PDF
format.
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