The Intentional or Unintentional Racial Discrimination in the Enforcement of Environmental

question 62

Multiple Choice

The intentional or unintentional racial discrimination in the enforcement of environmental laws and regulations and in the targeting of racial minority communities for the siting of pollution-producing industries or hazardous waste sites is known as

• A) racial targeting.
• B) environmental racism.
• C) race-based environmentalism.
• D) minority targeting.

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Definitions:

Uniformity

The consistency or homogeneity of a substance or distribution where all parts are identical or uniformly distributed.

Control Limits

The boundaries in a control chart within which a process operates satisfactorily and is considered in control. These include both upper and lower limits.

Sample Size

The number of observations or data points that are selected from a population for analysis in a study.

Nominal Specification

A detailed description of product or project requirements, including characteristics and constraints, that a solution must meet.