PPT-Climate Justice & Disadvantaged Communities Key Environmental Issues in US EPA R2

Key Environmental Issues in US EPA R2 Adriana Espinoza Deputy Commissioner Equity amp Justice Disadvantaged Communities Description Disadvantaged Communities means communities that bear burdens of negative public health effects. On average, disadvantaged children have poorer outcomes, . However, most vulnerable children are in . the middle class. Socioeconomic. Disadvantage. Socioeconomic. Advantage. High. Low. HELP. SES Index. A. n Update. AWMA Southern Section. 2011 Annual Meeting & Technical Conference. Pine Mountain, GA. August 5, 2011. Beverly Banister, Director. Air, Pesticides, and Toxics Management Division. U.S. The Environmental Debate . The Environment and Politics . Since the 1970s, there has been . a debate . over the state of the environment and the role of . government. Concerns about changes in the environment have . Anne E. Keller, Ph.D.. EPA Region 4. Senior Sustainability Advisor. Sustainable Community. Social. Economic. Environmental. Building Blocks for Sustainable Communities. Walk Audits. Complete Streets. Tidcombe. Key Questions. How do we encourage eligible parents to register their children for free school meals ahead of the January census?. How do we make sure the funding received through the Pupil Premium is identified and planned?. Environmental Justice. Our Work. Earthjustice. is committed to expanding our work and partnerships with communities disproportionately impacted by environmental pollution and climate change. Despite our country’s pledge that all people are equal under the law, communities of color, indigenous communities, and low-income communities have historically and currently shoulder the burden of environmental impacts. . NORWAY. Kim S. Jacobsen (kimsjacobsen@gmail.com). Wildlife Conservation Research Unit (. WildCRU. ). University of Oxford. “A tool box half full”. Baruch-. Mordo. S., . Breck. S. W., Wilson, K. R., Broderick J. (2009). . Chris Atchison. Georgia State University. “Environmental Justice is the fair treatment and meaningful involvement of all people regardless of race, color, national origin, or income with respect to the development, implementation, and enforcement of environmental laws, regulations, and policies.” . John Echeverria. Professor. Vermont Law School. November 2013. Myanmar Environmental . Governance Program. Topics. Our Shared Climate Crisis. Domestic Environmental Regulation, with emphasis on possibly useful models provided by U.S. experience with environmental federalism.. Promoting good practice in tackling poverty and disadvantage INSET materials for primary schools Part 1: What do we know about disadvantaged pupils? Slide 1: Overall aims of the training : The Education Curriculum. High School Program. MAINE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION. Protecting Maine’s Air, Land and Water. A Short History of Environmental Law. 1600s-1890s. Discharges of all forms of pollution are an established disposal practice. Protection Agency Who We Are – What We Do Environmental Protection Agency The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is responsible for protecting and improving the environment as a valuable asse 20 September 2022 . 1. PRESENTATION OVERVIEW. This presentation draws from a wider research project commissioned by ASH in early 2022, to gain insight to the nation’s smokers and their lives through qualitative exploratory work.. Public Engagement • Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Justice. Great Lakes Advisory Board workgroup members: . Kyle Dreyfuss-Wells, Chair. Lisa Frede, Kay Nelson, Sylvia Orduño, Laura Rubin, and Jim Williams.