The concept of environmental justice intersects with politics by highlighting the disproportionate impact of environmental degradation on marginalized communities. Political action aimed at addressing these disparities seeks to ensure that all communities have equal access to a healthy environment and are included in decision-making processes. This intersection raises questions about equity, accountability, and policy formulation. Environmental justice movements often advocate for systemic change and call for policies that not only address environmental issues but also rectify historical injustices in resource distribution and environmental protection.