Environmental Justice – Who Pays the Price of Pollution
Who Pays the Price of Pollution — Pollution does not fall evenly. A factory, a landfill or a coal plant produces goods, power and profit that are shared widely — but its smoke, its dust and its runoff are concentrated on the people who live closest, who are very often the poorest and least powerful.…
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What This Report Covers
Report Contents
- The Idea — Who Bears the Cost of a Cleaner Life for Others
- Origins — From Warren County to ‘Environmental Racism’
- The Global Toll — Air Pollution's Unequal Death Count
- Household Air Pollution — Energy Poverty's Hidden Price
- Who Lives Near the Hazard — Mapping the Burden
- Climate Justice — Loss, Damage and the Bill Between Nations
- Environmental Justice in India — A Deeply Uneven Burden
- India's Response — Clean-Air Programmes and Their Gaps
- Debates — Where Reasonable People Disagree
- References & Sources
Discussion & Debate
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