Nancy Tuana is DuPont/Class of 1949 Professor of Philosophy and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at The Pennsylvania State University.

• Chapter 1 - The Interlocking Domains of Racism and Ecological Indifference


• Chapter 2 - Racial Climates


• Chapter 3 - Climate Apartheid: The Forgetting of Race


• Chapter 4 - Through the Eye of a Hurricane


• Chapter 5 - Weathering the Climate


• Conclusion - Cultivating Anthropocenean Sensibilities


• Acknowledgements


• References


• Index

Racial Climates, Ecological Indifference offers a powerful intervention to the field of climate justice scholarship by addressing a too often neglected aspect of the field of climate justice, namely systemic racisms. Building on the work of Black feminist theorists, Tuana develops an ecointersectional approach designed to reveal the depth and complexities of racial climates overlooked even in environmental justice literature. Tuana underscores that any effort to protect the environment must also be a fight against systemic racisms and other forms of systemic inequity.