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This document presents a high school lesson plan focused on environmental justice in Connecticut. It includes various lessons that educate students about environmental justice concepts, environmental racism, and how to utilize the Connecticut Environmental Justice Screening Tool. The curriculum integrates practical activities designed for in-person learning to foster understanding of systemic inequities and encourage community involvement.

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How to fill out connecticut environmental justice screening

1. Gather data on your community, including demographics, environmental factors, and health outcomes.
2. Access the Connecticut Environmental Justice Screening Tool (EJ Screen) online.
3. Enter the geographic area you want to assess (e.g., town or neighborhood) into the tool.
4. Review the key indicators displayed, focusing on environmental and health impacts.
5. Evaluate the results based on the social vulnerability index and environmental hazard scores.
6. Use the information to identify areas that may require further environmental justice considerations.
7. Refer to the state guidelines for reporting or further action if necessary.

Who needs connecticut environmental justice screening?

1. Communities located in areas with high environmental hazards.
2. Local governments and policymakers seeking to understand environmental equity.
3. Non-profit organizations focussing on community health and environmental issues.
4. Residents concerned about the impact of environmental factors on their community's health.

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What is Connecticut environmental justice screening?

Connecticut environmental justice screening is a process used to identify and assess the environmental and public health impacts on communities that are considered environmentally vulnerable or disadvantaged.

Who is required to file Connecticut environmental justice screening?

Entities such as developers and state agencies that are proposing projects or activities in designated environmental justice areas are required to file Connecticut environmental justice screening.

How to fill out Connecticut environmental justice screening?

To fill out the Connecticut environmental justice screening, applicants must gather required information about the proposed project, complete the screening form clearly and accurately, and submit it to the appropriate state agency for review.

What is the purpose of Connecticut environmental justice screening?

The purpose of Connecticut environmental justice screening is to ensure that potential environmental and public health impacts of projects are evaluated, particularly in communities that may be disproportionately affected.

What information must be reported on Connecticut environmental justice screening?

The information that must be reported includes the project details, location, potential environmental impacts, demographic information about the community, and any measures taken to mitigate negative effects.