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"Environmental Racism" as a category for books encompasses works that explore the intersection of environmental issues and racial inequality. This genre delves into how marginalized communities, often composed of people of color, disproportionately bear the brunt of environmental hazards and lack access to environmental benefits. Books in this category examine historical and contemporary instances where systemic racism has influenced environmental policy, leading to unequal exposure to pollution, inadequate infrastructure, and limited resources for these communities. They also highlight grassroots movements and advocacy efforts aimed at achieving environmental justice. Through a combination of case studies, personal narratives, and policy analysis, these works aim to raise awareness and inspire action towards equitable environmental practices.

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