Environmental Problems Whose Dimensions Include Differential Exposure to Risk from Toxic

question 2

Multiple Choice

Environmental problems whose dimensions include differential exposure to risk from toxic wastes and air pollution or lack of access to the natural beauty of parks based on ethnicity or race are issues of ______________

• A) paradigm shifts
• B) environmental justice
• C) ecocentrism
• D) anthropocentrism
• E) moral relativism

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Definitions:

Domestic Labour

The work carried out in the home, such as cleaning, cooking, and childcare, often undervalued in economic assessments.

Sandwich Generation

A generation of people who are caring for their aging parents while supporting their own children, often juggling financial and time responsibilities.

Role Strain

Stress or tension experienced by an individual when facing competing demands or expectations within the same social role.

Social Reproduction

The process by which societies have structural continuity over time, ensuring the transmission of norms, values, and social practice from one generation to another.