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PERSISTENT POLLUTANTS, UNEQUAL BURDENS: INVESTIGATIONS OF PFAS AND HEAVY METALS ACROSS THREE POPULATIONS
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Environmental contamination is unevenly distributed across communities in the United States, reflecting historical and ongoing patterns of structural racism, industrial siting, infrastructure investment, and regulatory protection. Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), lead, arsenic, and other
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