Question

A panel of community leaders holds a discussion about poverty and environmental hazards, noting that poorer people are more likely to live near such hazards. One audience member argues that people can simply choose to move and that this is not a community-level problem. The panelists note that poverty creates a context in which choices about residence are made. The panelists' point illustrates the concept of:___________.

Answer 1

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Poverty is a condition in which lack access to health services , education , security and minimal financial resources by individuals of certain social groups which impairs or prevents the livelihoods of those

Ignorant , is someone who does not know " , " one who has no knowledge of something " , is" who is unaware , "etc. : . " Ignorance is not knowing , not wanting to know or ignore the proven scientific knowledge and proven by scientific methods and by logic.

The dominant patterns of production and consumption are causing environmental devastation, the depletion of resources, and a massive extinction of species . Communities are being undermined . The benefits of development are not shared equitably and the gap between rich and poor is widening . Injustice , poverty , ignorance, and violent conflict are widespread and the cause of great suffering . An unprecedented rise in human population has overburdened ecological and social systems . The foundations of global security are threatened . These trends are perilous -but not inevitable .

We must realize that when basic needs have been met, human development is primarily about being more, not having more .

" There is nothing more terrible than ignorance " ( Goethe )

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Answer 2

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The panelists' point illustrates the concept of the link between governance, urban environmental hazards and urban poverty.

Explanation:

The discussion holded by a panel of community leaders about poverty and environmental hazards, notes that poorer people are more likely to live near these kind of hazards, although one audience member argues that people can simply choose to move, stating that this is not a community-level problem, the panelists note that poverty creates a context in which choices about residence are made, but caused by the excessive use of non-renewable resources, the non-governance of the non-biodegradable waste generated mostly by middle and upper classes, which contribute to urban poverty and hazardous environments.