Fast Disaster Case Studies Summer 2021
This case study report focuses on “worst case” scenarios for release of toxic chemicals.
SUMMER 2021: SLOW DISASTER CASE STUDY SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY (GROUP 3)
This case study was produced by students in UCI Anthropology 25A Summer 2021, Environmental Injustice. Kim Fortun and Kaitlyn Rabach were course instructors.
EIJ SUMMER 2021: SLOW DISASTER CASE STUDY IMPERIAL COUNTY (ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE INTERNS)
This case study was produced by interns in the Summer 2021 Environmental Governance Internship Program.
COURSE MODULE: SLOW DISASTER
A module on Slow Disaster for the course Environmental Injustice.
Course Module: Homo Toxicus
A module on Homo Toxicus for the course Environmental Injustice.
EiJ Summer 2021: Fast Disaster Case Study Kern County (Group 1)
This case study was produced by students in UCI Anthropology 25A Summer 2021, Environmental Injustice. Kim Fortun and Kaitlyn Rabach were course instructors.
EIJ SUMMER 2021: FAST DISASTER CASE STUDY TULARE COUNTY (GROUP 2)
This case study was produced by students in UCI Anthropology 25A Summer 2021, Environmental Injustice. Kim Fortun and Kaitlyn Rabach were course instructors.
EIJ Summer 2021: FAST DISASTER CASE STUDY FRESNO COUNTY (GROUP 4)
This case study was produced by students in UCI Anthropology 25A Summer 2021, Environmental Injustice. Kim Fortun and Kaitlyn Rabach were course instructors.
Summer 2021: Fast Disaster Case Study San Joaquin County (Group 3)
This case study was produced by students in UCI Anthropology 25A Summer 2021, Environmental Injustice. Kim Fortun and Kaitlyn Rabach were course instructors.
This case study was produced by students in UCI Anthropology 25A Summer 2021, Environmental Injustice. Kim Fortun and Kaitlyn Rabach were course instructors.