Includes bibliographical references (p. [199]-216) and index.

Introduction: developing a global feminist environmental justice analysis to understand the politics of the natural -- The politics of the natural in U.S. history and popular culture -- Frontiers of nature: the ecological Indian in U.S. film -- "Forever new frontiers": extraterrestrialism and U.S. militarism and space -- "The power is yours, planeteers!" Race, gender, and sexuality in children's environmentalist popular culture -- Penguin family values: the nature of planetary environmental reproductive justice -- Planetary security, militarism, and the nature of violence -- Purity and privilege or justice and sustainability? Natural consumers in the global economy.