Environmental
What is 'environmental justice' as a concept relevant to Rhode Island real estate?
AA legal theory for suing polluters
BThe principle that all communities deserve equal protection from environmental hazards, regardless of race or income; relevant to siting of facilities and distribution of environmental burdens✓ Correct
CA state program for environmental lawsuits
DA CRMC policy for equitable coastal access
Explanation
Environmental justice addresses the disproportionate impact of environmental hazards on low-income and minority communities. In Rhode Island, it has influenced facility siting decisions and environmental policy, and is relevant to real estate development in urban areas.
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