Urban Studies

Stand in an American position
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To make 7 difference essay outlines only according to below questions, these outlines indicate how you would develop the issues and themes necessary to write a comprehensive essay.
Full 1-1/5 page for each question essay outline
Do not need to save any space on top to indicate Name, Date and etc.
Non essay, non-long sentence, single line space
American writer type
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The essay should be new one and do not plagiarize, also, the essay should not public or sell to someone.
Question 1 and 2 relative to the book, “The Question for Environment Justice” by Robert Bullard, Ed Clink below link to appear that book image

1. In relation to chapter 10 and chapter 11, define 4 to 5 key issues in relation to reparations, loss of lands and environmental degradation in the global arena.
2. Assess how human rights are violated in the global economy dependent on the intersection of poverty and pollution in chapter 14.
Question 3 to 6 relative the book, “Alternative Urban Futures” by Raquel Pinderhughes.
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3. Identify important themes in relation to planning oriented toward sustainable urban development in the future addressed in chapter introduction (page 1 to 13) and chapter 6.
4. What are 4 to 5 influential themes related to water quality and energy supply which are increasingly becoming major crises in the US in chapter 1 and chapter 3.
5. Congestion and inept transportation planning are major problems in urban policy. Identify a minimum of four issues addressed in chapter 4.
6. In relation to food autonomy and community independence, along with a reduction in chemically infused meats and produce, address 4 to 5 key themes discussed in chapter 5.
General theme topic
7. Identify a minimum of 4 key factors in relation to the future of the environmental justice movement. What are the challenges to minority and working class communities in defense of spatial autonomy, quality of life, and the public health in the early 21st century.