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Ecological Assimilation: Race, Ethnicity, and the Inverted Gap of Environmental Concern

机译：生态同化：种族，种族与环境关注的逆差

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Utilizing data from the 2010 General Social Survey, three theoretical perspectives are used to explain differing levels of environmental concern and sustainable practices among native- and foreign-born race and ethnic groups in the United States. The most prominent pattern resulting from the analysis is that of ecological assimilation among the Mexican-origin population, with the foreign-born portion of this group being much more likely than their native-born counterparts or whites to both engage in sustainable practices and express a willingness to make sacrifices for the sake of the environment. There is evidence for a concern gap between African Americans and whites in the responses to questions tied to economic progress and standard of living reductions, though the inverted concern gap implied by the environmental justice literature is also apparent in responses to questions about perceived environmental risks where the majority of non-whites in the survey showed higher levels of concern than whites.
机译：利用2010年总体社会调查的数据，使用三种理论观点来解释美国本地出生和外国出生的种族和族裔群体对环境的关注程度和可持续实践的不同水平。分析得出的最突出的模式是墨西哥原住民中的生态同化，该群体中外国出生的人比本地出生的人或白人更有可能从事可持续做法并表达为环境而牺牲的意愿。有证据表明，在回答与经济进步和生活水平降低有关的问题时，非洲裔美国人和白人之间存在关注差距，尽管在解决有关环境风险的问题时，环境正义文献所隐含的关注差距也很明显。在调查中，大多数非白人比白人更加关注。

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