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The "black snow" incident in pahokee, FL took place in the 1960s. It was caused by the sugarcane factories in the area bruning the sugarcane fields before harvesting them. The burning process released ash and soot into the air which then fell like black snow over the town of pahokee. This caused residents to have concerns about their health and the effects that the ash could have on them.

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The people in the town of pahokee. There was approximately 6,269 people that were affected by this disaster. Residents of the surrounding, predominantly Black towns have long complained of the accompanying smoke, and research has indicated adverse impacts on health.

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This incident happened in pahokee fl in the 1960s. The exact start date is unknown but this happened almost every harvesting season in the 1960s. It is still going on till this day but only through the months of october- march.

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The burning of sugar cane happens every year in october to march. About 400,000 acres of sugarcane fields are burned. To this day even though the town is affected still they still burn it. They do this before the stalks are cut to eliminate the outer leaves of sugar cane and it reduces the cost. The black and low-income community start to develop asthma as well as other respiratory and immune system illnesses. This has gotten so bad that people start to debate if they should even leave there house or not. They don't want ash getting on there clothes or even worse into there lungs.