This group (answer 1) breathes 63% MORE pollution than they produce compared to this group (answer 2) which breathes 17% LESS.

The highest levels of toxic release in Ohio occurs in 14 counties which contains this percentage of the state's minority population.

This platform, launched in 2015, makes data on environmental and demographic characteristics in the U.S. accessible to the public.

In 2016, the EPA put the ECRCO in charge of Title VI oversight, to ensure this.

This resource filters the air, provides shade in communities, and can decrease temperatures up to 10 degrees Fahrenheit.

The number of additional deaths that climate change will cause per year, between 2030 and 2050.

Sam Allard demonstrated the correlation between the racial composition of K-8 schools and the number of students with elevated blood lead levels in this school district.

This new data mapping tool helps to identify and respond to disparities in energy burdens, climate risks, and pollution impact.

In September 2020, the Trump administration cut funding for this program across the EPA.

Experiencing this, communities receive less air and water purification, climate mitigation, biodiversity and disease control, and opportunities for leisure and recreation.

75% of these environmental hazards are in low-income communities of color.

African-Americans in Cleveland can expect to live this many years less, on average, than white residents.

The acronym FEMA is used for this organization which works build, sustain and improve the nation's capability to handle all hazards.

In February 1968, this event marked one of the first nation-wide acknowledgements of environmental injustice.

Particulate matter made up by these emissions (name 2) has been declared by the EPA as a contributor to adverse health conditions.

In 22 states, this community group exists in places with the most, or second-most energy development out of all racial and ethnic groups - suffering from disproportionate impacts of oil, gas, and coal development.

Polluted stormwater runoff which flows off streets, parking lots, and farm fields impacts this part of Northeast Ohio the most.

This initiative implemented by the Biden-Harris administration works with FEMA to increase equity and community resilience.

In January, 2017 the EPA issued it's first and only formal finding of discrimination with the case of Flint, Michigan, this many years after the original complaint.

Failing to properly treat municipal water systems after changes water sources can cause this.

In this state, a city which is 75% African American and 40% low income has to drink brown or yellow water deemed "safe" by the state.

Cleveland areas with high asthma rates overlap with places who have high burdens of this environmental resource, due to not being able to afford air conditioners or paying to run them when air quality is poor.

The Clean Power Plan was an effort initiated by the Obama administration to slow emissions and cut pollution of this resource.

The initial environmental justice spark came from a 1982 protest in this state.

Corporate fines are lowest in these communities leading to more pollution and decreasing the value of existing homes, leading to more industrializing of the area.