Lavender's Green? Some Thoughts on Queer(y)ing Environmental Politics

Catriona Sandilands

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Gender and Feminist Studies Ecocriticism and Environmental Literature Social Sciences and Humanities

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At the Stein Valley festival in the Summer of 1989, Anne Cameron, who was presumed to be an authority on such things, was asked "what is the place of gay men and lesbians in the environmental movement?" She answered: "everywhere." Much applause. Next question.

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1989The Regulation of Desire: Sexuality in Canada

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