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Think of facts or statistics that really stuck out to you. What was interesting or new to you?
How did reading this section make you feel?

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Think of facts or statistics that really stuck out to you. What was interesting or new to you?
How did reading this section make you feel?

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Think of facts or statistics that really stuck out to you. What was interesting or new to you?
How did reading this section make you feel?

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Think of facts or statistics that really stuck out to you. What was interesting or new to you?
How did reading this section make you feel?

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Think of facts or statistics that really stuck out to you. What was interesting or new to you?
How did reading this section make you feel?

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Was anything surprising?
Does anything need to be changed?
Was anything unfair?

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Was anything surprising?
Does anything need to be changed?
Was anything unfair?

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Was anything surprising?
Does anything need to be changed?
Was anything unfair?

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Was anything surprising?
Does anything need to be changed?
Was anything unfair?

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Was anything surprising?
Does anything need to be changed?
Was anything unfair?

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1. Endocrine disrupters -  is an exogenous substance or mixture that alters function(s) of the endocrine system and consequently causes adverse health effects in an intact organism, or its progeny, or (sub)populations
2. Hedonic pricing -  treats a marketed good, usually a house, as a sum of individual goods (characteristics or attributes) that cannot be sold separately in the market
3. We an protect our enviroment by Reduing, reusing, and recycling.
4. Value of a statistical life: a monetary value placed on the possibility of loss of human
life associated with a particular policy or course of action.
5.Wage-risk analyses: a methodology for estimating the monetary value individuals place
on their physical safety, health, or life by measuring the wage increase associated with
high-risk jobs.

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I could learn how to recycle more. People can spread awareness. Recycling uses old products in new ways. Reduce means to minimise the amount of waste we create. Reuse refers to using items more than once. Recycle means putting a product to a new use instead of throwing it away.

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1.there was landfills mainly by pooer neighbor hoods which was just wrong
2.there was a study of toxic waste and race
3.hazard wate landills were mostly located in primarily black zipcodes
4.there was a study of cancer risk in nighborhoods
5.researchers found strong links between race or ethnicity and exposure to toxic air pollutants

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2 sentences:1how they put landfills of toxci and hazardous waste next to neigborhoods where people get sick and especillay ext to poor neigbor hoods on purpose.2i did not about the infromation that i had read and it kinda suprised me.

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2 sentences:1how they put landfills of toxci and hazardous waste next to neigborhoods where people get sick and especillay ext to poor neigbor hoods on purpose.2i did not about the infromation that i had read and it kinda suprised me.

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Environmental waste is put more in poorer communities.

If the net well fare as a society gains then the government would rather make a richer person richer than a poor person.

Everyone’s life is valued by their income and future income.

People of color communities often have illnesses from the environmental waste of factory’s.

This made me feel frustrated because of how everyone is viewed as, as numbers.
It was very unfair and it does have to change. It’s unfair to the poorer people who don’t get the chances to make more of themselves especially becuase of race.

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1.That based upon race it determined where to put toxic waste landfills
2.Toxic Air Pollution can caused you to have asthma
3.This problem has been around 50 Years
4.Minorities where most likely to catch a breathing
5.Cancer was also caused by air toxic air pollution
-Ruby Hernandez

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I knew the part in how the toxic waste landfills are located in neighborhoods with minorities because I learned it in ELDA. The most interesting thing was learning that the toxic waste is generating diseases for minorities who live near.
-Ruby Hernandez

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5 important ideas from the section I read

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5 important ideas from the section I read

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1. What was really suprising to me is that the article stated that there are two possible ways to end pollution and one was to spread out pollution equitably. Which means that there will be pollution basically spread out everywhere.

2. San Diego adopted the first policy in the world prohibiting the use of methyl bromide as a port fumigant.

3. Solving environmental justice problems is not a simple thing to do.

4. Enviromental quality, income levels, and access to health care can all effect people's health.

5. Poor and minority neighborhoods are effected with hazardous waste sides, landfilss, and other hazardous facilities which can lead to health problems.

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Sometimes people tend to think that garbage is no good anymore, but there are many ways that we can reuse garbage we can make furniture, paper, even clothes out of all the garbage that we throw away. I did not know a lot of the information that I read because I was not well informed about what really happens with the trash that we throw away and the effect that it has on the environment, and on people.

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1) Global warming is and example both environmental externalities and equality issues on a planetary scale.

2) The Inter-government Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), an international body of scientists, has developed a series of scenarios from which prediction can be made about likely changes in global warming.

3) The likely effects on global warming in Bangladesh exemplify that unequal burden of environmental problems that result from some electronic activities.

4)  An Investigation conducted in 2001 by the Basel Action Network, a non- governmental organization, documented highly hazardous practices in one real area of China where electronic equipment is dismantled to recover valuable compounds.

5) The solution to the problem of hazardous e-waste lies at least partly in pursuing clean production. If electronic equipment is designed to be easy and effectively recycled, resources can be saved while workers’ health is protected.

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I knew we were in the world already suffering from global warming and that it was messing up our planet and our ecosystem. what surprised me was that I didn’t know how bad it was until I read this article.

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1.Poor communties and poor nations suffer the most consequences from pollution and environmental degraduation(Global warming)
2.Basel Convention was created to place limits on international trade in toxic waste.(U.S have not ratified the Basel Convention)
3.Computers and other electronic equipment contain large amounts of heavy metals and toxic substances.
4.  Communities in the U.S protect themselves from the toxic substance by giving it to poorer communities in Asia.
5. In Asia, the materials are gathered in a bad way. They burn the plastic and dump acid in rivers. This affect the workers and children health

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The thing that surprised me is that Asia is not doing anything to help protect the workers health. Society need to change the way that electronics are built. In the section, it said that if the electronics are built to be easily recycled, resources can be saved and it will protect the workers health.

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1.environmental pollution leeds to a range of disabilities and chronic illness. 2. increased rates of cancer associated with exposure to industrial chemicals. 3.asthma rates also risen dramatically.4.incidence of autism spectrum disorders has shot upward in recent decades.5.lead , mercury , manganese and polychlorinated biphenyls are linked to impaired brain development

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I knew some of the information but not a lot of it.All of the ways that pollution affects people(disabilities).

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1. Externalities arise when a market transaction affects individuals.
2. Equity is defined on the basis of who gains or loses
3.Many studies have found that as pollution increases, property values go down.
4. The way that pollution has affected people.
5.The economics of pollution

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It surprised me by the way that pollution can affect people that don't have enough resources. We do need to be aware of what we vote for because our choices/ decisions are going to either have a good effect or a bad effect on our community.

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1. The "greenhouse effect" is a process that traps the carbon dioxide in the earth's atmosphere (bad)
2. I am not suprised that for low income communities they have the most serious consequences from global warming.
3. I am also not surprised that the United States has the most tons (5-6) of carbon out of the other countries.
4. With only 1 meter of the sea level changes can cause 11% of the Bangledish population will be displaced.
5. I didn't know that there was the Basel Convention treaty where they set limits on international trade in toxic wastes.

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I already knew that low income communities will have the most serious consequences from global warming because they do not have the same resources as the wealthy communities do. Yes, I think society needs to change the way they dispose their items properly like recycle, do not liter, reuse the same cup throughout the day.