1. What did Thomas Malthus argue about population? Thomas Malthus, for example, argued that because food production and population grow at different rates, it is only a matter of time before there are too many people for the amount of food produced. He believed that this would produce suffering and misery for millions of people due to hunger, disease, war, and death.
2. What is environmental racism? Another social issue that is connected to environmental issues is environmental racism. This is the placement of toxic producing waste sites and plants in poor communities, often in communities of color. For example, you will generally not find steel mills or waste dumps in rich communities like Chicago’s North Shore, but you will find these items
