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Stephanie Malin

Fort Collins
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Environmental Sociologist researching energy, extraction, EJ, health, & just solutions to climate crisis. Author of Building Something Better. Opinions = mine
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‘‘Planting little seeds’ to resist big oil: women’s critical environmental justice action against petro-hegemony

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By Stephanie Malin, India Luxton, Ramona Beltran
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT In Commerce City, Colorado, the Suncor Oil Refinery routinely releases pollutants that disproportionately impact the community surrounding the facility. In the absence of state intervention, women-led organizing has mobilized, calling for justice and accountability. Cultivando, an Indigenous women-led grassroots organization serving Latine and Indigenous migrant communities in Adams County, facilitates activism and advocacy efforts.
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Neoliberal Governance and Agribusiness Influence: Public Health Policymaking and the Risk to Meatpacking Workers During COVID‐19

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By India Luxton, Stephanie Malin
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction In the United States, the coronavirus pandemic (‘COVID-19’) resulted in over 1.2 million deaths, with close to 650,000 deaths in the first year (Ruhm 2022). Local, state and federal governments implemented a range of public health measures to respond to COVID-19. However, under the United States Defense Production Act of 1950, meatpacking plants were designated as ‘essential critical infrastructure’ and maintained operations throughout the pandemic.
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Mycelium as metaphor: a case study of a community-based participatory research project with an oil refinery impacted community

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By Stephanie Malin, Kristina Hulama, Olga Gonzalez, Laura Martinez, Laura Martínez, Ramona Beltrán
| Frontiers
COMMUNITY CASE STUDY article Volume 13 - 2025 | https://doi.org/10.3389/fenvs.2025.1639832 This article is part of the Research TopicExploring Community-Driven Public Health: Participatory Action Research ApplicationsView all 3 articles 1 Introduction Fungi support regenerative ecosystems by breaking down pollutants such as oil and pesticides, binding heavy metals and radiation, and filtering water.
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