Communities where polluting human activities are sited often show disadvantage in terms of
social and economic variables. Environmental distributive justice studies seek to identify …

In the WHO European Region the topic of contaminated sites is considered a priority among
environment and health themes. Communities living in or close to contaminated sites tend to …

Foreign direct investment (FDI) is an important driving force for economic growth and
technological innovation, but it also brings environmental pollution problems along with …

Pollution emissions may differ between urban and rural areas owing to inefficient allocation
of regulatory resources. Based on the Chinese Industrial Enterprise Pollution Emission …

Air pollution and its effects on public health have received considerable attention in China.
This paper extends discussion of the relationship between pollution and health by focusing …

Environmental pollution and its effects have attracted increasing attention, but few studies
have examined the impact of environmental pollution on the crime rate. This study adopted …

Background Rapid economic and social development in China has resulted in severe air
pollution and consequent adverse impacts on society. The health effects of air pollution have …

Background: Air pollution disparities by socioeconomic status (SES) are well documented
for the United States, with most literature indicating an inverse relationship (ie, higher …

Abstract How do female Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) affect corporate environmental
policies? This study develops a theoretical argument by incorporating the role of gender into …

The environmental inequality theory reveals that the risk of environmental pollution
exposure varies among regions and groups and that particular groups face a higher threat of …