In this article, we apply environmental justice theories to conservation biology, particularly large carnivore reintroductions and recoveries. To do this, we develop a concept of affective justice - which describes the complex role of emotions as environmental harms, as disruptors of understanding other forms of justice, and as links between logics of oppression. Read more here.

• McInturff, Alex, Clare E. B. Cannon, Peter S. Alagona, & David N. Pellow. 2021. “Meeting at the crossroads: An environmental justice framework for large carnivore reintroductions and recoveries.” Elementa: Science of the Anthropocene 9(1), 00172, https://doi.org/10.1525/elementa.2020.00172.