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Service Description: The NPDES permit defines overburdened communities as minority, low-income, tribal, or indigenous populations or geographic locations in Washington State that potentially experience disproportionate environmental harms and risks. This disproportionality can be as a result of greater vulnerability to environmental hazards, lack of opportunity for public participation, or other factors. Increased vulnerability may be attributable to an accumulation of negative or lack of positive environmental, health, economic, or social conditions within these populations or places. The term describes situations where multiple factors, including both environmental and socio-economic stressors, may act cumulatively to affect health and the environment and contribute to persistent environmental health disparities.

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• Environmental Health Disparities data, WA Dept of Health (4)
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    • Proximity to Superfund Sites Rank (26)
    • Proximity to Risk Management Plan Facilities Rank (27)
    • Wastewater Discharge Rank (28)
  • Sensitive Populations (29)
    • Composite Sensitive Populations Rank (30)
    • Death from Cardiovascular Disease Rank (31)
    • Low Birth Weight Rank (32)
• Cities (33)
• Tulalip Indian Reservation (34)

Description: The NPDES permit defines overburdened communities as minority, low-income, tribal, or indigenous populations or geographic locations in Washington State that potentially experience disproportionate environmental harms and risks. This disproportionality can be as a result of greater vulnerability to environmental hazards, lack of opportunity for public participation, or other factors. Increased vulnerability may be attributable to an accumulation of negative or lack of positive environmental, health, economic, or social conditions within these populations or places. The term describes situations where multiple factors, including both environmental and socio-economic stressors, may act cumulatively to affect health and the environment and contribute to persistent environmental health disparities.

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Copyright Text: Snohomish County Surface Water Management

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Comments: The NPDES permit defines overburdened communities as minority, low-income, tribal, or indigenous populations or geographic locations in Washington State that potentially experience disproportionate environmental harms and risks. This disproportionality can be as a result of greater vulnerability to environmental hazards, lack of opportunity for public participation, or other factors. Increased vulnerability may be attributable to an accumulation of negative or lack of positive environmental, health, economic, or social conditions within these populations or places. The term describes situations where multiple factors, including both environmental and socio-economic stressors, may act cumulatively to affect health and the environment and contribute to persistent environmental health disparities.
Subject: Interactive web map that County departments can use to identify overburdened communities where it is required under the NPDES permit.
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Keywords: Snohomish County,Surface Water Management,NPDES,Overburdened Communities,Environmental Health Disparities,Socioe
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