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<abstract>GAO did not find that minorities or poor persons were overrepresented
near a majority of nonhazardous municipal landfills.  According to GAO&apos;s
nationwide sample of municipal landfills, less than half of such
landfills had a percentage of minorities or low-income people living
within one mile of the facility that was higher than the percentage in
the rest of the county.  The 10 studies that GAO summarized, which
focused on the demographics of people living near waste facilities, had
varied conclusions.  Some asserted that minorities and low-income
persons were disproportionately found near waste facilities, while
others did not.  The studies&apos; conclusions are difficult to generalize
because the authors examined different kinds of facilities and used
different methodologies and definitions of &quot;racial minority.&quot; The
Environmental Protection Agency&apos;s limited requirements on where
hazardous waste facilities may be built have not addressed
&quot;environmental justice,&quot; a concept that argues for alleviating any
disproportionate burden imposed by waste facilities and environmental
pollution on some groups of individuals.  GAO found that few data were
available on the health effects of hazardous and nonhazardous waste
sites on minorities or low-income persons.</abstract>
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