Environmental Justice Can Be Seen as

question 47

Multiple Choice

Environmental justice can be seen as

• A) The power to make laws for a just society
• B) An issue that is of special interest to the global community
• C) Teaching the values of the environment to improve living standards for people
• D) A local issue central to the middle class citizens in the United States
• E) Both a local and an international issue

---

Definitions:

Cognitive Limitations

Refers to the constraints on human information processing, including limited memory and attention capacity.

Perfectly Rational

Refers to a theoretical condition in decision-making where individuals make decisions by fully optimizing and considering all available information and potential outcomes.

Ambiguous Situations

Scenarios that lack clarity and can be interpreted in multiple ways.

Satisficing

A decision-making strategy that aims for a satisfactory or adequate result, rather than the optimal solution.