Environmental factors significantly contribute to health disparities by influencing access to resources associated with health equity. Individuals in low-income communities often face inadequate access to healthy foods, safe recreational spaces, and quality healthcare. Factors such as pollution, inadequate housing, and limited transportation options further exacerbate health challenges. Additionally, social determinants like education and employment opportunities impact overall well-being. Addressing these environmental factors is crucial for creating equitable health systems and ensuring that all community members, regardless of socioeconomic status, have access to resources that support healthy living.