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Environmental Justice for high school Environmental Science, on-level and AP. Covers AP Environmental Science Units 5 to 9: environmental law, policy and economics.
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20 questions
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A state compares who lives near hazardous-waste facilities. To evaluate environmental justice, what must it determine?
A low-income neighborhood receives higher exposure to refinery emissions than wealthier neighborhoods in the same city. What concern does this pattern illustrate?
A city places parks and tree cover mainly in affluent areas while low-income areas contain most industrial sites. What distribution should an environmental justice analysis examine?
Residents already live near a refinery and a freight corridor; a third pollution source is proposed nearby. What should a permit review evaluate in addition to the new source alone?
Before issuing a permit, an agency provides translated notices, holds accessible meetings, and can revise permit conditions after public comments. What environmental justice component is being practiced?
Every waste-transfer station in a city is located in two adjacent low-income census tracts. What pattern does this describe?
Countywide average particulate-matter levels decline, but monitoring shows persistently higher levels beside one freight corridor. Why is the county average insufficient for an environmental justice analysis?
Use the table. What pattern does the asthma-visit distribution show?
Use the table. For an environmental justice screening review, which neighborhood has both the highest diesel indicator and the largest low-income population percentage?
Use the table. What unequal exposure pattern is shown by the blood-lead screening results?
Use the table. Which observation supports a concern that environmental burdens and demographic vulnerability overlap?
Use the table. What trend is shown between distance from a freight corridor and asthma emergency visits?
Use the table of neighborhoods in one county. What does the pattern in the two indicators warrant?
Why are the 1982 protests over a PCB landfill in Warren County, North Carolina important in environmental justice history?
Which executive order directed federal agencies to develop strategies addressing disproportionately high and adverse effects on minority and low-income populations?
In the Flint water crisis, what condition allowed lead levels in tap water to increase after the water-source switch?
What was EPA's EJScreen tool designed to do?
A county permits a fourth waste-transfer station in a neighborhood that already hosts three. What does this siting decision most directly concentrate there?
A new truck bypass is routed beside a neighborhood already bordered by warehouses. What environmental burden is most likely concentrated by this siting decision?
An agency announces a facility location only after the final site has been chosen, leaving residents no chance to affect the decision. Which environmental justice component is missing?
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Same question on every screen. Fastest wins.
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Sustainable Design and Green Building
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