Efforts to prevent inequitable exposure to risk, such as from hazardous waste, are sometimes referred to as the movement for environmental justice.TrueFalse

Environmental justice is a movement to:Specifically restrict the use of dangerous pesticides which can pollute groundwater.Identify polluters and require them to pay for the cleanup of their toxic waste.Reduce pollution at the source, rather than treat and dispose of waste at the "end of the pipe."Prevent inequitable exposure to risk, such as from hazardous waste.

The fair treatment and meaningful involvement of all people regarding enforcement and implementation of environmental regulations and policies is known as what?Quid pro quoEnvironmental justiceEnvironmental equityHabeas corpusEcologic inclusiveness

The idea that all people & communities have rights to safe, clean, and healthy environmentsGroup of answer choicesEnvironmental justiceEnvironmentEthicsEnvironmental ethics

Which one of the following suggests that when the effects of a human activity are poorly understood, we must presume that some level of harm may exist to the environment, and thus must proceed with that activity carefully?Sustainability ethicPrecautionary principleEnvironmental harm dictumEnvironmental injusticePresumptive principle

The issue that racial and ethnic minorities face unusually high exposure to environmental hazards is a central argument to Multiple ChoiceSustainable developmentEnvironmental justiceEconomic developmentUrban renewalInterpretive science