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cjel-3475	Geisinger, Alex	The Benefits of Development and Environmental Injustice	2019	38	.pdf	application/pdf	16530	817	48	37:2 Article also explains how a benefits-based regulatory regime may overcome the cost problem that currently hamstrings efforts to decrease the risks created by new LULUs in environmental justice communities. While substantial research has documented the disproportionate allocation of harm to environmental justice communities, little effort has been made to consider whether the benefits assumed to flow from this same development actually accrue to the community.66 Indeed, to the extent community groups have sought to capture benefits, the literature seems to treat their efforts as somewhat unfounded and based solely on power rather than the existence of any form of distributional harm.	cache/cjel-3475.pdf	txt/cjel-3475.txt