Now I'm realizing that for this whole idea to fit in line with my values I'd really like to use my investing to not only create a passive income for myself but also to contribute to making low socioeconomic urban neighborhoods better, particularly for kids who grow up in those areas, like helping them be less exposed to toxic substances and pollution, or have safer neighborhoods to play in, or more access to health/education resources. 

You want to pollute your lungs, you're addicted I get it but Butts are trash don't throw on the ground or out your car window...  

The first estimator pointed out that it's obvious the reason the old unit isn't working, the refrigerant lines have been pulled off the unit (and sadly all the old (Freon) refrigerant has escaped, polluted the atmosphere).  

A major component of these solar companies operations is selling the energy / EPA credits  - to companies that pollute (oil refineries, coal fired power plants), and when they buy the credits it allows them to pollute that much more.  

Double pane windows offer reduced outside noise pollution, and are energy-efficient.

They will have to pull out 4 million septic tanks because they will flat to the surface like bobbers if flooded and pollute the area.

I believe the landlord/property manager that allows this type of activity is polluting the neighborhood. 

They sky is freakin grey with pollution pretty much always, there is people just freaking everywhere, Mumbai levels of crowded, the homes are tiny and cost a bazillion, and the beaches are "meah" at best especially factoring in bum-dodging your way around them.

:Lots of comments on this thread on the death rate.If you have damaged lungs, such as due to pollution (Wuhan) and smoking (60% of Chinese Males smoke), CoronaVirus is much more deadly. 

The likely hood is that based on the age of the community the cottagers are polluting the lake, E.coli counts are probably up in the swimming area during the summer after a rain and at some point it will be discovered.