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low income neighborhoods are at the highest risk for power plant polluting there neighborhoods.

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There is a power plant called Denka that has been causing a spike in cancer rates for the near by people. The people who live near are 50 times more likely to get cancer than anyone else in the USA.

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this article talks about how two different kids on two different sides of new Dehli, with one being in the upper class and one in the lower class and how each react to the pollution along with the ways that they use to help improve it

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This article explains the harms these plants have for citizens and other racial/ethnic groups. and how these emissions are harming them. These emissions are harming middle class Black Americans the most.

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The article explains how the way air pollution affects people of color disproportionately is very systemic and all forms of air pollution are affecting lower income people.

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The article talks about how the people of New Dehli are exposed to dangerous amounts of pollution. However, the kid that comes from a higher income family is less exposed to pollution because of the financial benefits.

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This article talks about how all sources of air pollution affect people of color disportionately. The data shown can illustrate how emissions is a systemic issue.

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T: Black, low-income Americans face highest risk from power plant pollution.
S: Scientists conducted a study of power plant pollution, and its negative effects. During the study, it was proven that Black americans were at the highest risk of death from these emissions. To lessen the deaths and emissions, the Obama administration created the Clean Power Plan. This prevented about 1,400 early deaths every year.

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In this Article they talk about how lower income to middle class black Americans are the ones who are affected by pollution. They have a higher risk of death from the particle emissions.

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The article goes in depth between two sides of a city, one lower income and one higher incomme and their air pollution. Having the lower income city horribly struck with horrible air pollution and causes a lot of harm to its citizens with even physical effects later on in life that can lead to death.

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In this article they talk about how black americans are disproportionately affected by pollution, giving some statistics on who is affected the least and most by the pollution

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The title of this article is 'Who Gets to Breathe Clean Air in New Delhi?' A comparison is made between Aamya, who lives in an upper-middle class neighborhood and Monu, who lives in a small hut in a low class area. Monu spends most of his day surrounded by great amounts of toxic pollution. Meanwhile, Aamya is able to be around air purifiers indoors and attends a private school who makes sure to have clean air. However, both kids experience the negative impacts of New Delhi's toxic air and are breathing more pollution than any other children in the world.

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This article is addressing the impacts of air pollution on various racial/ethnic groups. States tend to vary, but nationwide low-income black people tend to have the highest risk of death from power plants’ fine particulate emissions.

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The particle emissions can lead to premature death as well as other health issues. Black, low income Americans are being the most impacted by this because they live the closes to the cites that are polluting. Goes on to talk about the standard for cross state pollution levels and how most of the states meet the standard bur deaths are still happening because the standard to still too high.

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The article talks about the findings from their study have suggested that black, low income americans are being impacted negatively in a big way by pollution.

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TITLE: Study: Black, low-income Americans face highest risk from power plant pollution

SUMMARY: The article was about a study conducted on power plant pollution and it's impacts. During the study, they noticed that low income black Americans are in danger of the highest risks, as most live within distance from the plants. These gases have caused multiple deaths and health implications to those of racial injustice, but they aren't limited to others, even within distance. This is due to cross state pollution, but the standards are to unrealistic to ensure safe air.