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The aim is to critique the inadequacy of caste-blind frameworks in understanding environmental injustice in India.

Rethinking environmental justice in India: a philosophical critique of caste blind framework

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Philosophical critique argues against caste-blind environmental injustice frameworks in India, indicating deeper socio-political implications.

The aim is to critique the inadequacy of caste-blind frameworks in understanding environmental injustice in India.
Philosophical engagement with various environmental justice frameworks.
Synthesis of Ambedkarite and Marxist theories.
Analysis of the historical impacts of caste on environmental issues.
Caste structures historically dictate dangerous work and exposure to pollution.
Dalit and Adivasi communities disproportionately suffer from ecological degradation.
Environmental injustice in India reflects a systematic pattern tied to caste inequalities.

Kalita et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Philosophical critique argues against caste-blind environmental injustice frameworks in India, indicating deeper socio-political implications.