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What We Don’t Know and Are Not Told is Killing Us

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Fighting forever chemicals | News | Harvard T H Chan School of Public Health

Fighting forever chemicals | News | Harvard T H Chan School of Public Health
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Five factors that raise your risk of ingesting forever chemicals: How your gender, salary, ethnicity, job and what you eat are crucial - so what s your risk?

A recent wave of reports have brought to light the widespread infiltration of cancer-causing chemicals in our everyday lives. The microplastics have been used in a variety of industries since the 1930s.

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Remembering Cindy Montañez, a ´Fearless Leader Dedicated to Advocating for Latinos, Environmental Justice

"Her work as a public servant empowering the Latino community and advocating for a more sustainable Los Angeles will have a lasting impact on the city for years to come," said NALEO about her passing

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What the Neighborhood You Live In Says About Your Life Expectancy

New research finds that Black people living in racially segregated neighborhoods are likely to have a shorter life expectancy than white people who live in non-segregated neighborhoods. The study found that these neighborhoods had a life expectancy of 75; the average for neighborhoods with low racial segregation was 79.

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