Intersections of Environmental Justice and Indigenous Communities

Exploring the intricate relationship between environmental justice and Indigenous communities, this chapter sheds light on how industrialization impacts the health and well-being of Indigenous populations. It emphasizes the direct correlation between land conditions and the mental and physical health of those residing on it, with a focus on issues like environmental violence and disparities in healthcare perceptions. The discussion also addresses the ongoing impact of settler colonialism, hydro-colonialism, and the constraints faced in pursuing comprehensive healing approaches in these communities.