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Rule Breaker Investing as Foolish superstars Jason Moser and Matt Argersinger share their life and investing stories with David Gardner.
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Air quality and its impact on the health of Chicago residents differs vastly between neighborhoods, according to a 2020 study published by the city.
The study showed air pollution contributes to more chronic health conditions, including asthma, in the west and south sides of the city. Community members who live in the most impacted areas said decades of city policies have contributed to environmental racism. Get the answer to your most-asked COVID vaccine questions on our mobile NBC 5 Chicago app. Download it here for iOS or Android.
Cheryl Johnson grew up in Altgeld Gardens on the city’s Far South Side. The housing complex was established for African American veterans of World War II. But through the years it has been labeled the “toxic doughnut, due to a high concentration of hazardous waste sites nearby.