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Environment 2
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The linchpin of native people in the United states are the land they live, the water they drink and
yes the community and ecological heritage they cherish. They have asked nothing to the modern
globalized world other than ‘Right to be left along to live’. The basic tenet to rule over the native
and ecological exploitation of them first put forward by the Church through Canon law soon the
idea of nationalism creeped up which takes out the heterogeneity in the society and destroyed the
most ecological and social sound system of the native American across the states particularly in
states like Dakota.
The Dakota Access Pipeline projected to start from the Bakken oil fields in western North
Dakota to southern Illinois, crossing rivers like Missouri and Mississippi has led to the
widespread damage to the ecology, social fabric and the basic right of the Native American in
the area. The principles of environmental justice like right to clean air and water, equal access to
environmental and ecological services to the people, equity, sustainable development of
environment and others though incorporated in the federal and state laws they are not put in
practice in this case. Moreover, bipolar or simply power over other bodies are set up by the
government over the years.
Environmental justice and slow violence
Environment justice is a political movement concerned with public policy issues of
environmental racism, as well as cultural movement interested in issue of ideology and
representation. (From Environmental Justice literature to literature of Environmental Justice,
Julie Sze). There is an undercurrent of the slow violence in the present globalized and the world
of bretton wood institution. Slow violence is a violence that occurs gradually and out of sight, a
violence of delayed destruction that is dispersed across space and time. (Slow violence and the
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