Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences· 2026Q1
Multiple drivers and long-term patterns of the ecology of segregation in Latin America
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Settler-colonialism, a major 1960 earthquake, and neoliberal policies have driven long-term segregation and inequitable environmental outcomes in Valdivia, Chile, displacing Indigenous communities and concentrating green spaces in wealthier neighborhoods.
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