In what ways does Gilio-Whitaker argue that EJ should be thought about differently in Indian Country? How does she talk about these differences politically, culturally, and legally?

Environmental Justice (EJ) as a concept is relatively new in the United States. In what ways does Gilio-Whitaker argue that EJ should be thought about differently in Indian Country? How does she talk about these differences politically, culturally, and legally? Finally, how does she disrupt the ideology of environmental racism with an Indigenous perspective?