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Unprecedented threats hover over the entire world as a result of overdevelopment of Northern countries. Climate changes are the long-, medium-, and short-term forerunners of these threats. In direct grip of the first impact of the problems, the people of the South witness an increase of their multiple vulnerabilities. After decades of struggles, if the ecological approach has finally received the attention of the political and economical world authorities regarding the environmental challenges, these latter have skilfully created a significant conceptual change of policy: the environment and education related to environment (ERE) have been replaced by sustainable development and education for sustainable development (ESD). However, in this conceptual remake, the hegemony of the Occidental development model was not challenged. So this model pursues, among other things, its imperialist designs by always silencing other cultures under its domination, while invalidating the knowledges embedded in these cultures. One can speak of an epistemological racism. This paper proposes some means of reflexion to create a meeting place between cultures on the environment where social justice and environmental justice can be of the same mind.

L’interculturel en environnement : Rencontre de la justice sociale et de la justice environnementale