To apply learning about health equity discussed in Grand Challenges paper No. 19, Health Equality, Eradicating Health Inequalities for Future Generations, review the Riverton case at www.routledgesw.com/caseStudies and respond to the following items: a. Pretend that you are a social worker engaging a client in a health setting. The client is experiencing health problems related to asthma made worse by pollution created by the nearby heavy industry located in her low-income community. How might health inequity considerations emerge during in the engagement process? b. What are the environmental factors that could cause health inequity for Riverton residents as compared to residents of other communities? c. The director of the local health clinic would like to reduce health inequity in Riverton by increasing health services. Formulate a response that describes the limits of health services toward decreasing health equity. d. You are charged with creating community partnerships with a broad spectrum of local programs to attempt to tackle health inequities. Which Riverton community institutions and agencies would you approach to create a partnership? Provide a rationale for your choices