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Industrial pollution and social deprivation: evidence and complexity in evaluating and responding to environmental inequality.
The local impacts of industrial pollution can take many forms and�whilst uncertain in their scale, severity and distribution�are widely recognised. The question of who in society potentially experiences these impacts through living near to emission sources has been little explored, at least in t
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