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I just realized I hadn't considered that the instance might have been transferred from the slave. Java is not my "first language", so I hadn't realized that serialization is somewhat built in. EnvVars extends TreeMap which implements Serializable, so that very well could be happening here.
In any case, it seems that wherever the code is actually being run, the EnvVars instance being used originated on the master.