Environmentalists in the 2000s argued that hazardous waste problems had a potentially greater impact on poor communities.

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Environmental justice advocates argued that hazardous waste facilities and other sources of pollution were disproportionately located in low-income and minority communities, leading to health and environmental problems in these areas. This issue became known as environmental racism.

Environmentalists in the 2000s Argued That Hazardous Waste Problems Had