Employment at risk through elimination of industrial pollution

Those most at risk from pollution are those most dependent on income from local polluting factories, and they often become the polluters' greatest defenders. They do not worry about health risks of lead, but they worry about the cost of compulsory catalytic converter.

1. Unsustainable livelihoods
2. Insecurity of employment

1. Wasteful industries
2. Urban-industrial air pollution
3. Placement of the burden of proof on the disempowered
4. Export of hazardous industries

1. Havens for environmental pollution

1. Unethical practices of national defence industries
2. Environmental pollution

1. Taking occupational risks
2. Reducing industrial pollution
3. Reducing industrial emissions
4. Protesting industrial pollution
5. Monitoring employment at risk through elimination of industrial pollution
6. Increasing employment by decreasing industrial pollution
7. Empowering citizens to challenge polluters
8. Applying polluter-pays principle

1. Unemployment
2. Underemployment
3. Risk-aversion
4. Risk
5. Pollution
6. Elimination