The Racial Dimension of the Responses to Hurricane Katrina Victims

The racial dimension of the responses to Hurricane Katrina victims, the dumping of toxic soil in primarily African American Warren County, North Carolina, the lead poisoning crisis in Flint, Michigan's, water supply, and the Dakota Access Pipeline protest all exemplify __________.

A) that environmental disasters and issues affect whites and people of color equally
B) that climate change has made more Americans turn to green technology
C) the issue of environmental justice
D) that the ideas that "climate deniers" have championed are true