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pollutants, it s the proverbial 1-2 punch michael regan came to see as the biden administration promises to address environmental in justices in minority and low-income communities. the general feeling here is that their government has failed them. i think the state and federal government and local government has failed the people in terms of effectively communicating and being transparent and offering some levels of relief. reporter: failing people like 81-year-old robert taylor, a lifelong resident of louisiana s cancer alley where the nation s highest cancer rate is concentrated. we want him to stop the slaughter. this is outright slaughter. reporter: these are all of taylor s family members diagnosed with cancer. almost everyone here has a cancer story. when you look at how much industry is here and the suffering that we re seeing, there has to be a correlation.