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How people of color are targeted in sacrifice zones

How people of color are targetedÂ in sacrifice zones (Photo credit: wisepig/Flickr) A slew of enormous petrochemical facilities shape the skyline and pollute the environment along the Mississippi River corridor. The Black Lives Matter movement and the COVID-19 pandemic have highlighted how systemic racism disproportionately places danger and harm on low-income and minority populations. One harsh reality of this systemic racism is the existence of sacrifice zones, which are communities located near pollution hot spots that have been permanently impaired by intensive and concentrated industrial activity, such as factories, chemical plants, power plants, oil and gas refineries, landfills and factory farms.

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Sierra Club Applauds Department of Justice Nominations

WASHINGTON, D.C. Yesterday, President-elect Joe Biden nominated Judge Merrick Garland to serve as Attorney General, Lisa Monaco to serve as Deputy Attorney General, Vanita Gupta as Associate Attorney General, and Kristen Clarke as Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights.

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Two-fifths of Missouri COVID-19 deaths were in last 2 months - News - Neosho Daily News - Neosho, MO

Two-fifths of Missouri COVID-19 deaths were in last 2 months - News - Neosho Daily News - Neosho, MO
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Missouri coronavirus deaths: 40% came in November, December

40% of COVID-19 deaths in Missouri were in last 2 months, 22 new deaths reported by task force The death toll grew by 263 on Tuesday, largely because a weekly review of death certificates from around the state found 250 that had not been previously reported Author: Sam Clancy, Jim Salter (Associated Press) Published: 4:28 PM CST January 5, 2021 Updated: 4:28 PM CST January 5, 2021 ST. LOUIS Two-fifths of all of Missouri’s COVID-19 deaths were reported in the last two months of 2020, according to the state health department. Data on the department’s COVID-19 dashboard shows that 2,369 deaths were reported in November and December. That’s about 41% of the 5,825 deaths attributed to the virus since March.

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