Nicki Carter is an environmental and social justice activist based in London. She works in the women’s sector and is also involved in the urban food-growing and permaculture movements.
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Connecting to Nature is a Matter of Environmental Justice
Environmental activism is meaningless if it does not grapple with issues of injustice and expose the links between environmental devastation, colonial history, and the exploitative relationships of the North and the South. But does this mean that campaigns focused on our connections to the natural world and the suffering of non-human animals are irrelevant?
January 17, 2019