Marjorie and Doug have two young children and live in the same neighborhood where they grew up. While they both work full-time jobs, they qualify as low-income. After the birth of their second child, a large industrial waste facility was developed about a mile from their apartment. Even though residents of the neighborhood opposed the development, the landowners proceeded with the deal. For several weeks, Marjorie and Doug’s oldest child has been experiencing asthma attacks, requiring trips to the hospital. Both Marjorie and Doug have taken time off work to care for their child and attend doctor’s visits. They want to move to a neighborhood with more green spaces and cleaner air, but they must spend most of their savings on medical bills, and they do not get paid for time off work.Which statement best explains how the scenario represents environmental injustice?