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Printable 6th grade social studies worksheet on environmental justice with three open-response comprehension questions.
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Environmental Justice: Who's Earth Is It?

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This printable worksheet gives 6th graders three open-response questions on environmental justice following a video. Students define environmental justice, identify who faces the greatest impact from environmental neglect, and consider why pollution exposure is unevenly distributed. Works well for social studies units on equity, Earth Day activities, or follow-up to video-based lessons on environmental sustainability.

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Social Studies
Topic:
Sociology
Grade Level:
6th Grade
Updated September 2025

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