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Read this article at: https://www.sciencejournalforkids.org/articles/how-does-air-pollution-affect-people-differently/ or watch at https://youtu.be/sweuX4R7IqA
Summary: Researchers found out that people of color are more exposed to air pollution than white people, for almost all pollution sources, income levels, and places.
Abstract: Bad air quality is a problem all over the world. In the U.S., air quality is often worse in places where people of color live. There are many different sources of air pollution, like fireplaces, factories, cars, and power plants. We wanted to know how much different pollution sources added to inequality. We found out that people of color are exposed to more air pollution from almost every type of pollution source.
About us: Science Journal for Kids is a non-profit organization that “translates” academic papers into easy-to-understand science articles for school students. Why? Because children have the right to know about the latest scientific discoveries.
#science #article #teach #STEM #students #readaloud #airpollution #PM2.5 #environmentaljustice #redlining #healthdisparity #POC
By Science Journal for KidsRead this article at: https://www.sciencejournalforkids.org/articles/how-does-air-pollution-affect-people-differently/ or watch at https://youtu.be/sweuX4R7IqA
Summary: Researchers found out that people of color are more exposed to air pollution than white people, for almost all pollution sources, income levels, and places.
Abstract: Bad air quality is a problem all over the world. In the U.S., air quality is often worse in places where people of color live. There are many different sources of air pollution, like fireplaces, factories, cars, and power plants. We wanted to know how much different pollution sources added to inequality. We found out that people of color are exposed to more air pollution from almost every type of pollution source.
About us: Science Journal for Kids is a non-profit organization that “translates” academic papers into easy-to-understand science articles for school students. Why? Because children have the right to know about the latest scientific discoveries.
#science #article #teach #STEM #students #readaloud #airpollution #PM2.5 #environmentaljustice #redlining #healthdisparity #POC