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aquino-3191	Dr. Dinebari David Vareba; Dr. Charles Barivule Berebon	Ecofeminism Reconceives Feminism in Potential Ecological Feminism 	2022	9	.pdf	application/pdf	5355	255	42	According to a report of Centre for Environment, Human Rights and Development (CEHRD), the Adrift Fortunes: Testimonies of Women in Oil Polluted Communities of the Niger Delta, women worldwide typically hold less monetary wealth and rely on the natural environment more, they are more likely to be displaced by climate change and have to travel farther for resources, like water, as dry seasons extend. Ecofeminism, therefore, as a way of repairing social and ecological injustice, calls on women to work towards creating a healthy environment and ending the destruction of lands that most women, especially rural women rely on to provide for their families (Vareba et al, 2019, p. 18).	cache/aquino-3191.pdf	txt/aquino-3191.txt