Environmental injusticin its many different forms does indeed affect non-white communities and…

A study done by Berkeley in 2017 found that neighborhoods which are more segregated, with high black populations, are much more likely to be exposed to something called noise pollution. Much like air quality pollution, noise pollution is an excess of loud noise recorded by decibel level in a given neighborhood.
Never Experienced These Things? That’s White Privilege
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Shawn Laib
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Jan 2, 2021
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Environmental injusticin its many different forms does indeed affect non-white communities and poorer countries disproportionarely
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Solarpunk, ecological economist🪐 Rethinking culture, future, equality, science, climate 🌍 Big Picture& Brand Naming📧 For projects: ono@onoceans.com
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