Abstract: . . .  Hispanics can be of any race, this number also includes individuals identifying themselves as being part of one or more of the population groups listed in the table. Large numbers of minority individuals occur in some of the 11 states potentially hosting wind energy developments on BLM-administered land. In New Mexico, 55% of the population Draft TABLE 4.11-1 Minority and Low-Income Composition for the Populations in Each of the 11 States and the 11-State Region Parameter Total population White, Non-Hispanic . . .
. . .  can be of any race, this number also includes individuals identifying themselves as being part of one or more of the population groups listed in the table. Large numbers of minority individuals occur in some of the 11 states potentially hosting wind energy developments on BLM-administered land. In New Mexico, 55% of the population Draft TABLE 4.11-1 Minority and Low-Income Composition for the Populations in Each of the 11 States and the 11-State Region Parameter Total population White, Non-Hispanic . . .
. . .  regional average of 12.8% by 20 percentage points or more in any of the states, and does not exceed 50% of the total population in any of the states, meaning that there are no low-income populations in these states when assessed at a state-wide level. Draft 4-64 September 2004  . . .
. . .  regional average of 12.8% by 20 percentage points or more in any of the states, and does not exceed 50% of the total population in any of the states, meaning that there are no low-income populations in these states when assessed at a state-wide level. Draft 4-64 September 2004  . . .
. . .  level, the descriptions of the affected environment presented in this chapter do not provide detailed information about conditions that exist at specific project locations. Rather, these descriptions provide the level of detail needed to support the programmatic impact assessment presented in Chapter 5. Information needed to assess the range of potential impacts that may occur because of wind energy development on BLM-administered lands and to identify effective mitigation measures that may be applicable . . .
. . .  or policies on minority and low-income populations. The analysis of potential environmental justice issues associated with wind energy development projects followed guidelines described in the CEQ’s Environmental Justice Guidance under the National Environmental Policy Act (CEQ 1997b). The analysis method has three parts: (1) the geographic distribution of low-income and minority populations in the affected area is described; (2) an assessment of whether the impacts of construction and operation . . .
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