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60. Environmental equality

Populations living in areas with, in relative terms, the least favourable environmental conditions, 2001-6

Populations living in areas with, in relative terms, the least favourable environmental conditions, 2001-6

Environmental equality since:
1990
missing
1999
missing
  • Some preliminary analysis of selected environmental conditions provides evidence that a higher proportion of people in the most deprived areas in England may live in areas with multiple environmental conditions that are in relative terms the ‘least favourable’, compared with populations living in less deprived areas.
  • Less than 0.5 per cent of populations in the least deprived areas experience 3 or more environmental conditions that are ‘least favourable’. This rises to around 22 per cent of populations in the most deprived areas.
  • Further work is needed.  'Environmental Equality' is a 'UK Framework Indicator'.  Its future development will need to reflect the different needs and issues in each country of the UK.

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