Environmental hazard and disabled people: from vulnerable to expert to interconnected
Environmental hazard and disabled people: from vulnerable to expert to interconnected
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环境危害和残疾人：从弱势群体到专家再到相互关联
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发表时间：
2013
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通讯作者：
Sue Porter
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作者：
D. Abbott;Sue Porter
为什么残疾人受到环境危害影响的比例过高，是否真的只是他们的相对贫困才使他们如此脆弱？残疾人从他们谈判障碍的经验中可以为制定应对环境危害挑战的对策做出什么贡献？相互依赖的生活经验，而不是个人的独立性，是否有助于彻底重新思考我们与环境、其他众生和彼此之间的关系？借鉴一个简短的范围研究，本文回顾了残疾人的脆弱性的多种原因，并继续问是否残疾人的经验，使他们成为有价值的贡献者，而不仅仅是一个弱势群体的成员。我们还探讨了环境运动中缺乏包容性和多样性的可能原因，并建议残疾和环境运动可能会成为一个更常见的原因。
Why are disabled people disproportionately affected by the impacts of environmental hazard, and is it really only their relative poverty that makes them so vulnerable? What might disabled people contribute from their experience of negotiating barriers to designing responses to the challenges of environmental hazard? Can the lived experience of inter-dependency, as opposed to individual independence, contribute to the radical rethinking of our relationships with the environment, other sentient beings and each other? Drawing on a short scoping study, this article reviews the multiple causes of disabled people’s vulnerability, and goes on to ask whether the experience disabled people enables them to become valued contributors, rather than just members of a vulnerable group. We also explore possible reasons for the lack of inclusion and diversity within the environmental movement, and suggest that the disability and environmental movements might make a more common cause.
影响因子：
2.4
作者：
Aldred, Rachel;Woodcock, James
通讯作者：
Woodcock, James