Chapter 25

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Chapter 25

Environmental Justice Principle
no groups should bear an unfair share of the burden of pollution
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Environmental Justice Principle no groups should bear an unfair share of the burden of pollution
Human Rights Principle all people have the right to a clean and healthy environment
integrative principle people should make environemtnal decisions that protect various elements
Lobbying direct contact made by an interest group representative in order to persuade government officials to support the policies their interest group favors
national forest area of federally-owned land where logging and grazing are permitted under more heavily-managed conditions
national park a tract of land declared by the national government to be public property
national resource land land preserved for a particular resource
preservation system preserves land and ecosystems as sole purpose
national wildlife refuge protects habitats and breeding grounds:
hunting, trapping, fishing, oil and gas development, mining, logging, grazing, militia, farming
NEPA National Environmental Policy Act that acknowledges that the Federal government must consider the environmental impact of a proposed federal action. Provided the basis for EISs.
Polluter Pays Principle humans should develop regulations that charge the people directly who contaminate the environment
Precautionary Principle humans should plan to do things that are less environmentally straining in the future
Prevention Principle humans should make decisions that will prevent environmental problems from occurring in the future
Public Participation Principle citizens should have open acces to environmental data
Reversibility Principle humans should endeavor to not do something in the environment that cannot easily be reversed
9 principles for making environmental policies Humility
Reversibility
Precautionary
Prevention
Polluter Pays
Integrative
Public Participation
human Rights
Environmental Justice

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