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Pollution

Racial segregation linked with more toxic air pollution

Non-Hispanic Black Americans living in the most segregated neighborhoods are exposed to particulate pollution that contains a higher percentage of toxic and carcinogenic metals

by Katherine Bourzac
November 1, 2022

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