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Nationwide assessment finds urban areas face higher cancer risk from air pollution
More information: Patrick Hurbain et al, Environmental Inequality in Estimated Cancer Risk from Airborne Toxic Exposure ...
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Regional, racial, and economic disparities in cancer risk from air pollution exposure persist, but improving, new research suggests
New research builds on scientific understanding of how air pollution and cancer risk are distributed throughout the U.S. Air ...
New York thermometer factory workers exposed to mercury accuse employer of prioritizing profits
Workers at the Kessler Thermometer Corporation on Long Island who suffered mercury poisoning blame their employer for ...
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Reduction in polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon exposure in Beijing following China's clean air actions
In a paper published in Science Bulletin, an international team of scientists studied the effects of China’s two-phase clean ...
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The 'invisible danger' of formaldehyde pollution
According to a new investigation from ProPublica, formaldehyde is in the air we breathe, causing more cancer than any other airborne chemical.
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The bigger the warehouse, the worse the air pollution, NASA-funded study finds
The study, published Sept. 18, relies on satellite measurements dating to 2000 of elemental carbon and an airborne particulate known as PM2.5, both of which are found in diesel exhaust.
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Terry Newman: Liberal embrace of lithium batteries is a toxic airborne event
Don't have an account? Create Account That was some quick population health testing. This airborne toxic event is a reminder that even though the Liberals have given lithium the green light as a ...