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Select оne frоm belоw. ENVIRONMENTALISM IN THE US: Reform environmentаlism is the most dominаnt discourse todаy in the U.S., but it falls short according to groups such as the Environmental Health Coalition, an org based in San Diego that does cross-border work in Tijuana. In this short essay, first describe the emergence and focus of the reform environmentalism. Then, defining each, present what “environmental justice” and “environmental health” contribute to environmentalism. (Make sure to include and define the concept of “precautionary principle” where it belongs.) ENVIRONMENTALISM IN THE GLOBAL SOUTH: In CH 19, Lewis argues that it is false to assume that only affluent societies engage in environmentalism. In this short essay, as Lewis did in her chapter, describe the following case studies to prove that poor people do care about the environment: Chipko Movement in India, Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People in Nigeria, and the Water War in Bolivia. (Make sure to cover each evenly.)