Risk equity ensures that the burdens and benefits of potential hazards are distributed fairly across all communities, not just based on probability. It’s used in policy-making and urban planning to prevent vulnerable groups from bearing disproportionate environmental or financial risks. Society benefits as it fosters resilience, justice, and long-term stability.
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