Movement that reflects a growing political consciousness largely among the world's poor that their immediate environs are far from toxic than wealthier neighborhoods.

a. judeo-Christian perspective on nature

b. environmental justice

c. taoist perspective on nature

d. environmental ethics

(B) Environmental Justice

Explanation:

Environmental justice is defined as a movement that encourages fair treatment and meaningful involvement of all people regardless of a disproportionate number of environmental burdens like race, color, national origin, or environmental burdens income, with respect to the development, implementation and healthy environment for all.

Environmental Justice Movement reflects a growing political consciousness largely among the world's poor that their immediate environs are far from toxic than wealthier neighborhoods.