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Evaluating Environmental Inequity Using GIS and 1990 U.S. Census Data: A Study of Silicon Valley
This report investigates the spatial dynamics of environmental racism by analyzing the demographic characteristics of communities located near toxic Superfund sites in Silicon Valley (Santa Clara County). While previous environmental justice research has largely relied on broad geographic scales—suc
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