Environments of Power: Foreword - Susan Stryker Introduction: Vibrant terrain - Holly Randell-Moon Section 1: Environments of power 1 Omission as a contemporary effort to oppress Indigenous peoples globally - Julisa J. Lopez, Jenny Yang, Arianne E. Eason, Laura M. Brady and Stephanie A. Fryberg 2 Vibrant terrain and more-than-human struggles for Indigenous autonomy: stories of/from a hybrid world - Linus A. Rosén 3 Environments of power: Protectionism, infrastructure, and biopower in Australia - Holly Randell-Moon 4 The environmental politics of ruins in post-disaster Arahama, Tohoku, Japan - Josh Trichilo Intercalary chapter one: movement in place - Holly Randell-Moon Section 2: Environmental techne 5 Standing Rock water protectors, the Dakota Access Pipeline, and assemblages of settler violence - Joseph Pugliese 6 'Outstaying your welcome': A biopolitical analysis of the 1970s Dawn Raids in Aotearoa, New Zealand - Pounamu Jade Aikman 7 Search the landfill, bring them home! Unsettling infrastructural gore and the disposability of Indigenous life in Winnipeg, Canada - Deanna Zantingh 8 Power, resistance, and the politics of addressing violence against women and girls in India in the digital era - Sreejani Sanyal and Andrea Baker Intercalary chapter two: moved by place - Holly Randell-Moon Section 3: Landscapes of resistance 9 Revolution and reciprocity: Pan-African feminism in Dineo Seshee Bopape's Earth honouring practices - Alexandra Moore 10 Walls, power, rest, and resistance - Kate Judith 11 Kai Tahu whenua, Kai Tahu wahine: An Indigenous lens of relationships to land and wahine herstories- Kerri Cleaver Conclusion: Landscapes of resistance- Holly Randell-Moon.