Differential access to resources

Government policies

Cultural beliefs and values

All of the above

It can lead to the prioritization of economic interests over environmental concerns.

It can result in the disproportionate burden of environmental pollution on marginalized communities.

It can hinder the development of effective environmental policies.

All of the above

The intentional targeting of minority communities for environmental hazards.

The disproportionate impact of environmental pollution on minority communities.

The belief that certain races are more responsible for environmental degradation than others.

All of the above

By promoting unsustainable consumption patterns among the wealthy.

By limiting the ability of marginalized communities to protect their environment.

By creating a system in which the costs of environmental degradation are externalized.

All of the above

The fair and equitable distribution of environmental benefits and burdens.

The right of all people to a healthy and sustainable environment.

The recognition that environmental issues are interconnected with social and economic issues.

All of the above

By creating barriers to the participation of marginalized communities in environmental decision-making.

By promoting economic policies that prioritize short-term profits over long-term sustainability.

By perpetuating cultural beliefs and values that are incompatible with sustainable living.

All of the above

It can raise awareness of environmental issues and their disproportionate impact on marginalized communities.

It can provide marginalized communities with the knowledge and skills they need to advocate for their environmental rights.

It can help to change cultural beliefs and values that contribute to environmental injustice.

All of the above

Marginalized communities are often located in areas that are more prone to environmental hazards.

Marginalized communities often have fewer resources to cope with the impacts of environmental hazards.

Marginalized communities are often less likely to have a say in decisions that affect their environment.

All of the above

Climate change disproportionately affects marginalized communities.

Climate change is a major driver of environmental inequality.

Climate change can exacerbate existing social inequalities.

All of the above

Marginalized communities often have fewer resources to invest in adaptation measures.

Marginalized communities are often less likely to have a say in decisions that affect their climate adaptation strategies.

Marginalized communities are often more dependent on natural resources that are vulnerable to climate change.

All of the above

The persistence of social stratification.

The lack of political will to address environmental inequality.

The difficulty of changing cultural beliefs and values that contribute to environmental injustice.

All of the above

The wealthy often have greater access to environmental amenities.

The wealthy are often better able to protect themselves from environmental hazards.

The wealthy are often more likely to benefit from environmental policies.

All of the above

Social movements can raise awareness of environmental injustice.

Social movements can mobilize communities to take action to address environmental injustice.

Social movements can advocate for policies that promote environmental justice.

All of the above

Marginalized communities often have less access to information about environmental issues.

Marginalized communities often have less power to influence environmental decisions.

Marginalized communities are often less likely to be included in environmental decision-making processes.

All of the above

Reducing social inequality.

Empowering marginalized communities.

Addressing the root causes of environmental injustice.

All of the above