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The article investigates the ideological divide between housing justice and environmental justice within U.S. urban policy.

April 17, 2026Human GeographyOpen Access

On the dichotomy between housing justice and environmental justice

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This article challenges the trade-off between housing production and environmental safety, suggesting a need for integration in policy.

The article investigates the ideological divide between housing justice and environmental justice within U.S. urban policy.
Fieldwork conducted at Jordan Downs public housing projects in Los Angeles
Comparative analysis of cases from Flint, San Francisco, and East Chicago
Examination of the implications of housing and environmental policies on marginalized communities
Identified the ideological nature of the housing-environment trade-off as a governance mechanism
Demonstrated the impact of neoliberal racial capitalism on urban policy
Argued for the integration of housing justice and environmental justice as essential for community well-being

Richard Kirk (2026) studied this question.

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