Earlier this year, I was interviewed about the topic of environmental justice, greening, and community change for the Delaware Nature Society’s blog. Here is the article by Ken Mammarella. Take a look for an interesting discussion of racial residential segregation, environmental racism, and development through the “green orthodoxy,” with a focus on South Wilmington, DE. One pertinent question that emerges from our discussion is “how do we understand the long-term, intrinsic value of greening efforts that unfold over many years, in light of possible alternatives that may reflect contemporary community preferences?”