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Bridging community knowledge and big data towards environmental justice
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Environmental burdens have repeatedly been shown to concentrate in low-income and/or communities of color, and disagreement persists on how these inequalities should be understood and addressed. Navigating these disagreements has been a long-standing struggle for environmental justice (EJ) communiti
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