Question

State two environmental issues that can lead to environmental injustice

Answer 1

Answer: There is empirical evidence that environmental injustice is caused by many factors, including discriminatory siting, misguided regulatory policy, unequal regulation enforcement, and unequal political power

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type of environmental injustice is the result of ease of use and financial gain. Plastic must be the single most devastating polluting material ever manufactured. Everyone uses plastic in some way and want it because of its convenience and low cost.

Its commonness and cheapness makes it useable in many forms of packaging and container products world-wide. People use the container or packaging and then throw it away. There is little concern on proper disposal. Plastic litters everywhere one travels. It fills rubbish tips and flies about in the wind. It infiltrates into waterways and oceans. It kills animals and fish. It doesn’t degrade readily and masses in quantities that are impossible to manage. Its polluting qualities are immense.

The ease of use of plastic, its cheapness and the money made from its conversion from crude oil is considered more important than the damage that the product does to the environment.

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Answer 2

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