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How Air Pollution Exposes America's Racial Disparities

Elemental, and COVID-19

‘Just living here, I’m 2 times more likely to get cancer in my lifetime’ — This Pittsburgh-based environmental activist is exposing how air pollution is intrinsically linked to racial disparities in America.

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