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Over 26,000 US Public Parks Border a Toxic Superfund Site—But It’s Worse Than That

Over 26,000 US Public Parks Border a Toxic Superfund Site—But It’s Worse Than ThatWorldPing

Tens of thousands of U.S. parks—everything from national forests to local hiking trails—sit precariously close to EPA-designated toxic sites, researchers found.

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