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Methodological Variations in Environmental Justice Screening Tools and Their Impact on Disadvantaged Community Designations
Government agencies in the United States have developed environmental justice screening tools (EJSTs) and designations to promote equitable distribution of benefits from environmental policies to disadvantaged communities (DACs). However, the methodological choices embedded in these tools, including
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